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~ -C( ~ Terry Lathan Chairman Alabama Republican Party ALABAMA REPUBLICAN pARTY 3505 Lorna Road Birmingham,AL35216 * August 22, 2018 The Honorable John Merrill Office of the Secretary of State State Capitol Suite E-208 Montgomery, AL 36130 Dear Secretary Merrill: Attached is the ALGOP amended certification for the November 6, 2018 General Election. The name below has been removed from our previous certification submitted to you on August 1, 2018. Office Circuit or District / Place # Candidate Name Circuit Clerk Russell County Rebecca Boswell This certificate is subject to such disqualifications or corrective action as hereafter may be made. Given under my hand, the twenty-second day of August, 2018. ~ -c(_~ Terry Lathan Chairman Alabama Republican Party www.ALGOP.oRG Paid for and authorized by The Alabama Republican Party. -Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee. ALABAMA REPUBLICAN pARTY 3505 Lorna Road Birmingham,AL35216 * P: 205-212-5900 * F: 205-212-5910 August 22, 2018 The Honorable John Merrill Office of the Secretary of State State Capitol Suite E-208 Montgomery, AL 36130 Dear Secretary Merrill: The Alabama Republican Party hereby certifies that the persons whose names appear below have won their primary and shall appear on the ballot for the 2018 Alabama General Election to be held on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. Office Circuit or District/ Place # Candidate Name United States House of Representatives District 1 Bradley Byrne United States House of Representatives District 2 Martha Roby United States House of Representatives District 3 Mike Rogers United States House of Representatives District 4 Robert Aderholt United States House of Representatives District 5 Mo Brooks United States House of Representatives District 6 Gary Palmer Governor Kay Ivey Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth Chief Justice Tom Parker Supreme Court Place 1 Sarah Hicks Stewart Supreme Court Place2 Tommy Bryan Supreme Court Place 3 Will Sellers Supreme Court Place4 Jay Mitchell Civil Appeals Place 1 Christy Olinger Edwards Civil Appeals Place 2 Chad Hanson Civil Appeals Place 3 Terry A. Moore Criminal Appeals Place 1 Richard Minor www.ALGOP.oRG Paid for and authorized by The Alabama Republican Party. -Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee. I Appeals Place 2 Chris McCool Place 3 Bill Cole Steve Marshall Rick Pate Secretary of State John H. Merrill Treasurer John McMillan Auditor Jim Zeigler Public Service Commission Place 1 Jeremy H. Oden Public Service Commission Place 2 Chris ' Chip' Beeker Jr. State Board of Education District 2 Tracie West State Board of Education District 4 Don Wallace State Board of Education District 6 Cynthia McCarty State Board of Education District 8 Wayne Reynolds Alabama House of Representatives District 1 Phillip Pettus Alabama House of Representatives District 2 Lynn Greer Alabama House of Representatives District 3 Andrew Sorrell Alabama House of Representatives District 4 Parker Duncan Moore Alabama House of Representatives District 5 Danny F. Crawford Alabama House of Representatives District 6 Andy Whitt Alabama House of Representatives District 7 Proncey Robertson Alabama House of Representatives District 8 Terri Collins Alabama House of Representatives District 9 Scott Stadthagen Alabama House of Representatives District 10 Mike Ball Alabama House of Representatives District 11 Randall Shedd Alabama House of Representatives District 12 Corey Harbison Alabama House of Representatives District 13 Connie Cooner Rowe Alabama House of Representatives District 14 Tim Wadsworth Alabama House of Representatives District 15 Allen Farley Alabama House of Representatives District 16 Kyle South Alabama House of Representatives District 17 Tracy Estes Alabama House of Representatives District 18 Jamie Kiel Alabama House of Representatives District 20 Howard Sanderford Alabama House of Representatives District 21 Rex Reynolds Alabama House of Representatives District 22 Ritchie Whorton www.ALGOP.oRG Paid for and authorized by The Alabama Republican Party. -Not authorized by any candidate or candidate comm ittee. District 23 Tommy Hanes District 24 Nathaniel Ledbetter District 25 Mac Mccutcheon District 26 Kerry Rich Alabama House of Representatives District 27 Wes Kitchens Alabama House of Representatives District 28 Gil F. Isbell Alabama House of Representatives District 29 Becky Nordgren Alabama House of Representatives District 30 B. Craig Lipscomb Alabama House of Representatives District 31 Mike Holmes Alabama House of Representatives District 32 James Allen Lloyd Alabama House of Representatives District 33 Ron Johnson Alabama House of Representatives District 34 David Stand.ridge Alabama House of Representatives District 35 Steve Hurst Alabama House of Representatives District 36 Randy Wood Alabama House of Representatives District 37 Bob Fincher Alabama House of Representatives District 38 Debbie Hamby Wood Alabama House of Representatives District 39 Ginny Shaver Alabama House of Representatives District 40 Keven 'K.L.' Brown Alabama House of Representatives District 41 Corley Ellis Alabama House of Representatives District 42 James M. • Jimmy" Martin Alabama House of Representatives District 43 Arnold G. Mooney II Alabama House of Representatives District 44 Danny Garrett Alabama House of Representatives District 45 Dickie Drake Alabama House of Representatives District 46 David Faulkner, Alabama House of Representatives District 47 David Wheeler Alabama House of Representatives District 48 Jim Carns Alabama House of Representatives District 49 April Weaver Alabama House of Representatives District 50 Jim Hill Alabama House of Representatives District 51 Allen Treadaway Alabama House of Representatives District 61 Rodney Sullivan Alabama House of Representatives District 62 Rich Wingo Alabama House of Representatives District 63 Bill Poole Alabama House of Representatives District 64 Harry Shiver Alabama House of Representatives District 65 Brett Easterbrook www.ALGOP.oRG Paid for and authorized by The Alabama Republican Party. -Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee. ~.,9-i.02122.q <<t • ~'\ ~ "~ !a Rl:CEIVED ~ :g: AUG 2018 ~ ("') "' ..-c-,1. SECRETI\RYOF ST: . AI a b ama( use of Representat1ves . District 66 Alan Baker <;, i\JE 0 <"o Alaba,ti ouse of Representatives District 73 Matt Fridy ~6 / &~ 9 S 17 £. 'Alal:l ma House of Representatives District 74 Dimitri Polizos Alabama House of Representatives District 75 Reed Ingram Alabama House of Representatives District 79 Joe Loworn Alabama House of Representatives District 80 Chris E. Blackshear Alabama House of Representatives District 81 Ed Oliver Alabama House of Representatives District 83 Michael J Holden II Alabama House of Representatives District 85 J. Ron Wilson Alabama House of Representatives District 86 Paul W. Lee Alabama House of Representatives District 87 Jeff Sorrells Alabama House of .Representatives District 88 Will Dismukes Alabama House of Representatives District 89 Wes Allen Alabama House of Representatives District 90 Chris Sells Alabama House of Representatives District 91 Rhett Marques Alabama House of Representatives District 92 Mike Jones, Jr. Alabama House of Representatives District 93 Steve Clouse Alabama House of Representatives District 94 Joe Faust Alabama House of Representatives District 95 Steve McMillan Alabama House of Representatives District 96 Matt Simpson Alabama House of Representatives District 97 Stephen McNair Alabama House of Representatives District 99 Charles W. Talbert Alabama House of Representatives District 100 Victor Gaston Alabama House of Representatives District 101 Chris Pringle Alabama House of Representatives District 102 Shane Stringer Alabama House of Representatives District 104 Margie Wilcox Alabama House of Representatives District 105 Chip Brown Alabama Senate District 1 Tim Melson Alabama Senate District 2 Tom Butler Alabama Senate District 3 Arthur Orr Alabama Senate District 4 Garlan Gudger Alabama Senate District 5 Greg J. Reed Alabama Senate District 6 Larry Stutts Alabama Senate District 7 Sam Givhan www.ALGOP.oRG Paid for and authorized by The Alabama Republican Party. -Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee. District 6 Larry Stutts District 7 Sam Givhan ama Senate District 8 Steve Livingston Alabama Senate District 9 Clay Scofield Alabama Senate District 10 Andrew Jones Alabama Senate District 11 Jim McClendon Alabama Senate District 12 Del Marsh Alabama Senate District 13 Randy Price Alabama Senate District 14 Cam Ward Alabama Senate District 15 Dan Roberts Alabama Senate District 16 J.T. ' Jabo" Waggoner Alabama Senate District 17 Shay Shelnutt Alabama Senate District 21 Gerald Allen Alabama Senate District 22 Greg Albritton Alabama Senate District 25 Will Barfoot Alabama Senate District 26 D. J. Johnson Alabama Senate District 27 Tom Whatley Alabama Senate District 29 Donnie Chesteen Alabama Senate District 30 Clyde Chambliss, Jr. Alabama Senate District 31 Jimmy W. Holley Alabama Senate District 32 Chris Elliott Alabama Senate District 34 Jack Williams Alabama Senate District 35 David Sessions District Attorney Circuit 10 Mike Anderton Circuit Court Judge Circuit 5, Place 2 Isaac Whorton Circuit Court Judge Circuit 6, Place 2 James H. (Jim) Roberts, Jr. Circuit Court Judge Circuit 6, Place 3 Elizabeth Colwick Hamner Circuit Court Judge Circuit 6, Place 5 Al May Circuit Court Judge Circuit 7, Place 1 Bud Turner Circuit Court Judge Circuit 7, Place 2 Brian Howell Circuit Court Judge Circuit 8, Place 1 Jennifer Millwee Howell Circuit Court Judge Circuit 8, Place 2 Charles Elliott
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