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1 Lester Carpenter Republican Y I 2 E. Harvey Moss D House: District Incumbent Party Running? GOP contender(s) Dem. Contender(s) 1 Lester Carpenter Republican Y i Thomas McCarley, Rex Weathers 2 E. Harvey Moss Democrat * A.L Wood, III Nick Bain (Moss qualified but says he's not running) 3 William McCoy Democrat N William Arnold Bobby Wren, Jimmy Wayne Russell, Tommy Cadle 4 Greg Ward Democrat * James Benefield, Alan Miller (Terri Stanford qualified isn't running) Steve Fisher, James Nunnally, Jody Steverson (Greg Ward qualified but says he's not running) 5 Kelvin Buck Democrat Y i 6 Eugene Hamilton Republican Y i 7 Wanda Jennings Republican Y i 8 Larry Baker Republican N John Lamar III 9 Clara Burnett Democrat Y i 10 Warner McBride Democrat N Doug Jones, Nolan Mettetal* Jordan Bankhead, Greg Hodges 11 Joe Gardner Democrat Y i 12 Noal Akins Republican N Brad Mayo Hollman "Holly" Raney, Ron Shapiro 13 Jack Gadd Democrat N Steve Massengill Billy B. Gray, Jeff King, Don Randolph, Steve Shaw, Bobby Watson 14 Margaret Rogers Republican Y i 15 Mac Huddleston Republican Y i Rick Spencer 16 Daniel Holland Democrat Y Ben Coggin III i 17 Brian Aldridge Republican Y i, Michael Stafford 18 Jerry Turner Republican Y i 19 Mark DuVall Democrat Y Randy Boyd, Alan Sheffield I, Brad Underwood, Jimmy Franks 20 Jimmy Puckett Democrat Y Chris Brown i 21 Donnie Bell Democrat Y Terry Stewart, Deborah Tierce i 22 Preston Sullivan Democrat Y i 23 Charles Beckett Republican Y i Steve Whitten 24 Sidney Bondurant Republican Y i Kevin Horan 25 John Mayo Democrat Y E.E. Alday, Mike Martin i 26 Chuck Espy Democrat Y i 27 Ferr Smith Democrat Y R. Gill i 28 S. David Norquist Democrat N Tommy Taylor David Dallas 29 Linda Coleman Democrat Y i 30 Robert Huddleston Democrat Y i, Zachary Harris, Jeffery Kilpatrick 31 Sara Thomas Democrat Y I, Otis Anthony II, Rev. Torrey Dell Sr., Lester Williams, Michael T. Pembleton 32 Willie Perkins, Sr. Democrat Y i 33 Thomas Reynolds, II Democrat Y Jerrerico Chambers i 34 Linda Whittington Democrat Y i 35 Dannie Reed Republican N J. Crow, Joey Hood 36 David Gibbs Democrat Y i, Jimmy Davidson 37 Gary Chism Republican Y i 38 Tyrone Ellis Democrat Y i 39 Jeffrey Smith Republican Y i, Jack Larmour 40 W.T. Mayhall, Jr. Republican N Pat Nelson Shirley Aguilera-Logan 41 Esther Harrison Democrat Y i 42 Reecy Dickson Democrat Y i, David Callahan 43 Russ Nowell Republican Y i Michael T. Evans 44 C. Scott Bounds Republican Y i 45 Bennett Malone Democrat Y Jay Mathis, Wayne Vaughn, Charles Weber i 46 Bobby Howell Republican Y i 47 Bryant Clark Democrat Y i 48 Mary Stevens Democrat Y i, Nathaniel Christian, Jason M. White, Thomas Lee Eskridge 49 Willie Bailey Democrat Y i 50 John Hines Democrat Y i 51 Rufus Straughter Democrat Y i, Whitfield Harrington, Gary Farmer 52 Thomas Woods Republican Y i 53 Robert Moak Democrat Y i 54 Alex Monsour Republican Y i 55 George Flaggs, Jr. Democrat Y Sam Smith i 56 Philip Gunn Republican Y i Jim Culberson 57 Edward Blackmon, Jr. Democrat Y i 58 Rita Martinson Republican Y i, Bobby Dallas 59 Kevin McGee Republican Y i 60 John Moore Republican Y i, David Morrow, Jr. 61 Ray Rogers Republican Y i 62 Thomas Weathersby, Sr. Republican Y i 63 Walter Robinson, Jr. Democrat Y I, Deborah Butler Dixon, Anthony P. Thomas 64 William Denny, Jr. Republican Y i Dorsey Carson 65 Mary Coleman Democrat Y i 66 Cecil Brown Democrat Y i 67 Earle Banks Democrat Y i 68 Credell Calhoun Democrat Y i 69 Alyce Clarke Democrat Y i 70 James Evans Democrat Y i, Matt "Ike" Eichelberger, Antonio Porter 71 Adrienne Wooten Democrat Y i 72 Kimberly Campbell Buck Democrat Y i 73 James Ellington Republican Y i, Jason Canterbury Gay Polk, Kevin Lavine, Brad Oberhousen 74 Mark Baker Republican Y i 75 Tracy Arinder, Jr. Democrat N Brenda Whatley-Kirby Tom Miles 76 Gregory Holloway, Sr. Democrat Y i 77 J. Andrew Gipson Republican Y i 78 Billy Nicholson Republican N Randy Rushing 79 Blaine Eaton, II Democrat Y Ron Swindall i 80 Omeria Scott Democrat Y i 81 Stephen Horne Republican Y i 82 Wilbert Jones Democrat Y i, Charles Young Jr. 83 Elton Gregory Snowden Republican Y i Gary D. Houston 84 Tad Campbell Republican N Craig Hitt, William Shirley, Jr. William G. Lee 85 America Chuck Middleton Democrat Y i, Jeffery Harness 86 Sherra Lane Democrat Y Brantley Bazor, Mark Purvis i, Mack Carney 87 Johnny Stringer Democrat Y Daniel Kilpatrick i 88 Gary Staples Republican Y i, Michael Pitts Jonathan L. Hodge 89 Bobby Shows Republican Y i Jerdon L. Welborn 90 Joseph Warren Democrat Y i 91 Robert Evans Democrat Y Jimmy Barton, Cindy Bryan i 92 Becky Currie Republican Y i Ken Dale Sullivan 93 Dirk Dedeaux Democrat Y Kent Alexander, Timmy Ladner i 94 Robert Johnson, III Democrat Y i, James Rickey Gray 95 Jessica Upshaw Republican Y i 96 Angela Cockerham Democrat Y i 97 Sam Mims, V Republican Y i 98 David Myers Democrat Y i, Tasha Dillon 99 Bill Pigott Republican Y i 100 Ken Morgan Republican Y i Harry C. Griffith 101 Harvey Fillingane Republican Y i 102 Toby Barker Republican Y i, Ric McCluskey David Cook 103 Percy Watson Democrat Y i 104 Larry Byrd Republican Y i 105 J. Shaun Walley Democrat N Dennis DeBar, Jr. Dale Mitchell Kimble 106 Herbert Frierson Republican Y i 107 Deryk Parker Democrat N Doug McLeod, Kevin Mitchell, Sherwin Ray Rev. Royce R. Lott Jr, Douglas L Lee 108 Mark Formby Republican Y i 109 Frank Hamilton Republican N Manly Barton, Boyd Kendall 110 Billy Broomfield Democrat Y i 111 Brandon Jones Democrat Y Charles Busby i 112 John Read Republican Y i 113 Henry Zuber, III Republican Y i 114 Jeffrey S. Guice Republican Y i 115 Randall Patterson Democrat Y Patrick Williams i 116 Casey Eure Republican Y i Quentin Lyles 117 Scott DeLano Republican Y i 118 Roger Ishee Republican Y i, Greg Haney, John McCay 119 Frances Fredericks Democrat N Richard Kim Marsh, Jacqueline Johnson, John Johnson, Robert Williams, Sonya Williams-Barnes 120 Richard Bennett Republican Y i Charles Boggs 121 Diane Peranich Democrat Y Carolyn Crawford, Jeff Wallace i, Latanya Toomer 122 Joseph Compretta Democrat N Dorothy Wilcox David Baria Senate District Incumbent Party Running? GOP candidate Dem Candidate 1 Doug Davis Republican Y i, Chris Massey 2 Bill Stone Democrat Y Michael Cobb i, Henry Boyd Jr. 3 Nickey Browning Democrat Y Betsy Hamilton i 4 Eric Powell Democrat Y John Orman, Rita Parks i 5 J. P. Wilemon Democrat Y Jerry Keith i 6 Nancy Adams Collins Republican Y i Stacy Dale Scott 7 Hob Bryan Democrat Y Edward Mattox i 8 Vacant Patsy Gregory, Victor Horn, MD Marshalle Coleman, Russell Jolly, Barry Springer, Sherman Carouthers 9 Gray Tollison Democrat Y Todd Wade i 10 Nolan Mettetal Republican * Vann Branch Steve Hale, Dennis Dye, Michael Cathey, Mona Pittman 11 Robert Jackson Democrat Y i 12 Derrick Simmons Democrat Y i, Gwendolyn McLure 13 Willie Simmons Democrat Y i 14 Lydia Chassaniol Republican Y i Carlos E. Moore 15 Gary Jackson Republican Y i 16 Bennie Turner Democrat Y i 17 Terry W. Brown Republican Y i 18 Giles Ward Republican Y i Steven Kilgore 19 Merle Flowers Republican Y i 20 Lee Yancey Republican N Tony Bahou, Steve Gainses, Josh Harkins, Knox Ross 21 Kenneth Jones Democrat Y Loren Ross i, Franklin Mallett Jr. 22 Eugene Clarke Republican Y i Mala Brooks, George "Boo" Hollowell 23 Briggs Hopson Republican Y i 24 David Jordan Democrat Y i, Earl G. Blackmon 25 Walter Michel Republican N Charles Barbour, Sean Corcoran, William Longwitz Cecilia Sampayo 26 John Horhn Democrat Y i 27 Hillman Frazier Democrat Y i 28 Alice Harden Democrat Y i 29 David Blount Democrat Y Gerald Kucia, Steve Sanford i 30 Dean Kirby Republican Y i 31 Terry Burton Republican Y i, Tad Campbell Melvin Hendricks 32 Sampson Jackson Democrat Y i, Clark Adams 33 Videt Carmichael Republican Y i 34 Haskins Montgomery Democrat Y Gary Blakeney i 35 Perry Lee Republican Y i, Cliff Brown 36 Albert Butler Democrat Y i 37 Robert Dearing Democrat Y Stephen Oglesby, Melanie Sojourner i 38 Kelvin Butler Democrat Y i 39 Cindy Hyde-Smith Republican N Bill Boerner, Sally Doty, David Nichols II W.L. Rayburn, Michael Smith 40 Sidney Albritton Republican Y i, Mike Griffith, Angela Hill 41 Joey Fillingane Republican Y i 42 Chris McDaniel Republican Y i 43 George Dickerson Democrat Y Philip Gandy, Robert Hendry, Roun McNeal, Connie Wilkerson i, Dennis Cochran, James Walley 44 Thomas King Republican N John Polk, Tim Ryan 45 Billy Hudson Republican Y i 46 David Baria Democrat N Brian Cuevas, Mickey Legasse, Philip Moran, Fred Sullivan Joe Bye 47 Ezell Lee Republican Y i, Tony Smith Mitche Ellerby 48 Deborah Dawkins Democrat Y Ashley Skellie i 49 Billy Hewes Republican N Sean Tindell 50 Thomas Gollott Republican Y i 51 Michael Watson Republican Y i 52 Tommy Moffatt Republican Y i, Brice Wiggins.
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