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Alabama Candidates 2018 Alabama Candidates 2018 FCPA balances shown are from last Annual Report or current Monthly Report Names struck are not believed to be running for re-election at this time FCPA Balance FCPA Balance FCPA Balance Office Republican 7/12/2017 Democrat 7/12/2017 Independent 7/12/2017 Governor Tommy Battle $356,133 Sue Bell Cob $36,300 David Carrington $201,071 Christopher A. Countryman Twinkle Cavanaugh $564,806 Scott Dawson $178,008 Stacy Lee George $226 Bill Hightower $209,750 Kay Ivey $236 Josuha Jones $236,759 John McMillan $38,390 Jim Zeigler $1,350 Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth $394,861 Rusty Glover $55,513 Mary Scott Hunter $49,643 Sec. Of State John Merrill $46,116 Treasurer Auditor Miranda Karrine Joseph $537 Elliott Lipinsky Jim Zeigler? $0 Agriculture Geral Dial Rick Pate $16,455 Mark Tuggle PSC1 Jeremy Oden $9,963 PSC2 Chris "Chip" Beeker $8,230 Attorney General Chess Bedsole $300,000 James S. Christie $23,058 Steve Marshall $128,102 CDL Page 1 7/14/2017 Alabama Candidates 2018 FCPA balances shown are from last Annual Report or current Monthly Report Names struck are not believed to be running for re-election at this time FCPA Balance FCPA Balance FCPA Balance Office Republican 7/12/2017 Democrat 7/12/2017 Independent 7/12/2017 Alice Martin $125,000 Supreme Court Chief Justice Tom Parker $1,000 Lyn Stuart Assoc. Justice Place 4 James Mitchell Letcher $100,000 Glenn Murdock Will Sellers James Allen Main Tommy Bryan $1,437 Civil Appeals Craig Sorrell Pittman Terri Willingham Thomas Terry A. Moore Criminal Appeals Samuel Henry Welch Liles C. Burke J. Michale Joiner U.S. Senate U.S. Congress District 1 Bradley Byrne District 2 Martha Roby Barry Moore CDL Page 2 7/14/2017 Alabama Candidates 2018 FCPA balances shown are from last Annual Report or current Monthly Report Names struck are not believed to be running for re-election at this time FCPA Balance FCPA Balance FCPA Balance Office Republican 7/12/2017 Democrat 7/12/2017 Independent 7/12/2017 District 3 Mike Rogers District 4 Robert Aderholt District 5 Mo Brooks Clayton Hinchman District 6 Gary Palmer District 7 Terri A. Sewell Alabama Senate 1 Tim Melson $29,225 2 Bill Holtzclaw $69,292 Tom Butler Phil Williams (house) 3 Arthur Orr $557,663 4 Paul Bussman $68,492 5 Greg Reed $237,976 6 Larry Stutts $161,244 Johnny Mack Morrow $44,327 7 Paul Sanford $39,790 Sam Givhan $35,150 Nicole Hones $1,383 Jeff Still $300 8 Steve Livingston $33,394 CDL Page 3 7/14/2017 Alabama Candidates 2018 FCPA balances shown are from last Annual Report or current Monthly Report Names struck are not believed to be running for re-election at this time FCPA Balance FCPA Balance FCPA Balance Office Republican 7/12/2017 Democrat 7/12/2017 Independent 7/12/2017 9 Clay Scofield $130,242 10 Phil Williams $35,731 Michael Barton Mack Butler Ginny Shaver 11 Jacob Edgar Lane $4,509 Jim McClendon $93,023 12 Del Marsh $27,524 Wayne Willis 13 Gerald Dial Valerie Gray Chris Langley Randy Price $20,932 14 Cam Ward $65,266 15 Slade Blackwell $44,829 16 Jabo Waggoner $247,219 17 Shay Shelnutt $23,269 18 Rodger Smitherman $17,942 19 Priscilla Dunn $20,396 20 Linda Coleman $121,198 21 Gerald Allen $2,516 CDL Page 4 7/14/2017 Alabama Candidates 2018 FCPA balances shown are from last Annual Report or current Monthly Report Names struck are not believed to be running for re-election at this time FCPA Balance FCPA Balance FCPA Balance Office Republican 7/12/2017 Democrat 7/12/2017 Independent 7/12/2017 22 Greg Albritton $31,126 23 Hank Sanders $111,007 24 Bobby Singleton $114,970 25 Dick Brewbaker Will Barfoot $50,000 Ronda Walker $21,514 Corky Hawthorne 26 Quinton Ross $25,781 27 Tom Whatley $37,685 28 Billy Beasley $208,658 29 Donnie Chesteen (house) $25,367 H. A. Smith 0.00 30 Clyde Chambliss, Jr. $32,342 31 Jimmy Holley $77,081 32 Trip Pittman Jeffery Boyd $6,512 Chris Eliott $9,460 David Northcutt $93,973 33 Vivian Figures $49,482 34 Rusty Glover Jack W. Williams $13,743 Chris Pringle $14,712 CDL Page 5 7/14/2017 Alabama Candidates 2018 FCPA balances shown are from last Annual Report or current Monthly Report Names struck are not believed to be running for re-election at this time FCPA Balance FCPA Balance FCPA Balance Office Republican 7/12/2017 Democrat 7/12/2017 Independent 7/12/2017 35 Bill Hightower $46,806 Tom Holmes Jamie Ison David Sessions (house) CDL Page 6 7/14/2017 Alabama Candidates 2018 FCPA balances shown are from last Annual Report or current Monthly Report Names struck are not believed to be running for re-election at this time FCPA Balance FCPA Balance FCPA Balance Office Republican 7/12/2017 Democrat 7/12/2017 Independent 7/12/2017 Alabama House 1 Phillip Pettus $1,553 2 Lynn Greer $5,075 3 Andrew Sorrell $802 Marcel Black $118,010 4 Micky Hammon $52,534 Thomas Henry Fredricks $50,993 5 Danny Crawford $31,588 6 Phil Williams $51,382 7 Ken Johnson $29,919 8 Terri Collins $14,337 9 Ed Henry $2,775 James Bowling Scott Stadthagen $20,108 10 Mike Ball $16,962 11 Randall Shedd $18,977 12 Corey Harbison $9,203 13 Connie Cooner Rowe $7,143 14 Tim Wadsworth $27,049 CDL Page 7 7/14/2017 Alabama Candidates 2018 FCPA balances shown are from last Annual Report or current Monthly Report Names struck are not believed to be running for re-election at this time FCPA Balance FCPA Balance FCPA Balance Office Republican 7/12/2017 Democrat 7/12/2017 Independent 7/12/2017 15 Allen Farley $13,271 16 Kyle South $8,759 17 Mike Millican $63,571 David Hall $1,396 18 Jamie Glenn Kiel $10,000 Johnny Mack Morrow $44,327 19 Laura Hall $1,755 20 Howard Sanderford $21,938 21 Jim Patterson $17,507 22 Ritchie Whorton $22,746 23 James T. Hanes, Jr. $1,093 24 Nathaniel Ledbetter $561 25 Mac McCutcheon $144,599 26 Kerry Rich $5,851 27 Will Ainsworth Wesley Thomas Kitchens $26,500 28 Craig Ford $125,627 29 Becky Nordgren $2,319 30 Mack N. Butler $1,652 CDL Page 8 7/14/2017 Alabama Candidates 2018 FCPA balances shown are from last Annual Report or current Monthly Report Names struck are not believed to be running for re-election at this time FCPA Balance FCPA Balance FCPA Balance Office Republican 7/12/2017 Democrat 7/12/2017 Independent 7/12/2017 31 Mike Holmes $14,852 32 Barbara Boyd -$2,530 33 Ron Johnson $48,410 Ben Robbins $0 34 David Standridge $43,964 35 Steve Hurst $481 36 Randy Wood $84,615 37 Bob Fincher $15,497 38 Isaac Whorton $2,974 39 Timothy J Maloney $21,753 Richard Lindsey $37,932 40 K. L. Brown $18,884 41 Corley Ellis $17,087 42 James Martin $22,344 43 Arnold Mooney $6,900 44 Danny Garrett $28,872 45 Dickie Drake $18,167 46 David Faulkner $46,455 Felicia Stewart $2,710 47 Jack Williams CDL Page 9 7/14/2017 Alabama Candidates 2018 FCPA balances shown are from last Annual Report or current Monthly Report Names struck are not believed to be running for re-election at this time FCPA Balance FCPA Balance FCPA Balance Office Republican 7/12/2017 Democrat 7/12/2017 Independent 7/12/2017 David Wheeler $0 48 Jim Carns $80,679 49 April Weaver $60,259 50 Jim Hill $29,635 51 Allen Treadaway $23,045 52 John Rogers -$55,759 53 Anthony Daniels $137 54 Patricia Todd -$2,411 55 Rod Scott $13,614 56 Louise Alexander $294 57 Merika Coleman $14,116 58 Rolanda Hollis $33,077 59 Mary Moore -$4,181 60 Juandalynn Givan -$514 61 Alan Harper $24,711 Rodney Sullivan 62 Rich Wingo $13,681 CDL Page 10 7/14/2017 Alabama Candidates 2018 FCPA balances shown are from last Annual Report or current Monthly Report Names struck are not believed to be running for re-election at this time FCPA Balance FCPA Balance FCPA Balance Office Republican 7/12/2017 Democrat 7/12/2017 Independent 7/12/2017 63 Bill Poole $113,259 64 Harry Shiver $30,098 65 Elaine Beech $10,709 66 Alan Baker $56,323 67 Prince Chestnut $12,195 68 Thomas Jackson $17,806 69 Kelvin J. Lawrence $396 70 Chris England $11,088 71 A J McCampbell $37,877 72 Ralph Howard -$16,644 73 Matt Fridy $19,133 74 Dimitri Polizos $31,293 75 Reed Ingram $37,947 76 Thad McClammy -$16,828 77 John Knight $1,148 78 Alvin Holmes CDL Page 11 7/14/2017 Alabama Candidates 2018 FCPA balances shown are from last Annual Report or current Monthly Report Names struck are not believed to be running for re-election at this time FCPA Balance FCPA Balance FCPA Balance Office Republican 7/12/2017 Democrat 7/12/2017 Independent 7/12/2017 79 Joe Lovvorn $7,199 80 Chris Blackshear $11,330 81 Mark Tuggle $26 Terry Darrell Martin $4,397 82 Pebblin Warren -$7,394 83 George Bandy $15,106 84 Berry Forte $32 85 Dexter Grimsley $17,668 86 Paul Lee $49,606 87 Donny Chesteen 88 Paul Beckman $12,738 Jeremy Arthur Al Booth $25,000 89 Alan Boothe $45,914 Wes Allen $44,719 Marcus Paramore 90 Chris Sells $45,879 91 Barry Moore $62 Jim Thompson Lister Reeves 92 Mike Jones $31,841 CDL Page 12 7/14/2017 Alabama Candidates 2018 FCPA balances shown are from last Annual Report or current Monthly Report Names struck are not believed to be running for re-election at this time FCPA Balance FCPA Balance FCPA Balance Office Republican 7/12/2017 Democrat 7/12/2017 Independent 7/12/2017 93 Steve Clouse $211,769 94 Joe Faust $6,616 95 Steve McMillan $16,087 96 Randy Davis $23,764 97 Adline C.
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