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Walker County Qualified Voter's List WALKER COUNTY VOTER’S LIST Jasper Ala. Sun., May 13, 2018 — Page 1 Walker County Qualified Voter’s List Cooner, Logan Whitney Drummond, Heman Lindsey STATE OF ALABAMA Cooner, Mason Claiborne Drummond, Hilda Obryant WALKER COUNTY Cooner, William Ray Drummond, Matthew Freeman Coons, Joye Mitnick Drummond, Michael Freeman Cooper, Gary Dale Drummond, Mitchell Bradle Cooper, Joseph K Drummond, Rodrick Paul I, Rick Allison, Judge of Probate in and for said State and County, certify that the following Cooper, Rebekah Byars Drummond, Samantha Carol names have registered to vote as shown by the list submitted to my office by the Walker County Cooper, Virgina Kay Drummond, Vicki Addington Cordell, Hollie R Drummond, Watson B Board of Registrars on May 9, 2018, and will constitute the official voting list for the Primary Cordell, Rachel Grace Dubuc, Arthur Lionel Election to be held on Tuesday, June 5, 2018. If your name was inadvertently omitted from this Cordes, Gary A Duke, Joey Wayne Cordes, Mary Alice Duke, Myra Jean list, you have until 4:00 pm on Monday, May 21, 2018, to have your name added to the list at the Cordle, N Maxine Duke, Valerie P Corley, Clinton G Dunagan, Brenda Jacks Board of Registrar’s Office in the Walker County Courthouse. Cornelius, Deborah Dianne Dunagan, Candace Michelle Cornelius, Robert James Dunagan, Justin Chase Cornelius, William Owen Dunagan, Marvin Leo Couch, Sam Foster Duncan, Anthony Lynn Courington, Debra L Duncan, Gloria Sims Given under my hand and seal of office this 13th day of May, 2018. Courington, Ellen M Duncan, Irene Martin Courington, Eric Wayne Duncan, Jan Sherer Courington, Sara Linn Duncan, Jerry Cowart, Deidra Jean Duncan, Megan Brooke Cowart, Jason M Dunn, April Myers Cowen, Garrison S Dunn, Kayla Reann Cowen, Garrison Stephen Dunn, Ryan Mitchell Cowen, Jeb Smith Dunn, Samuel Mark Cowen, Julie Rungee Dunston, Jason Mathew Cowley, Ryan Elizabeth Dutton, Chasitee Markia Cox, Terry Lawayne Dutton, Christopher Alan Cox, Tonya Mccollum Dutton, Dana Louise Craft, Mary Alice Dutton, Gerald Walker ONE POLLING LOCATION HAS CHANGED Craig, Amanda Rose Dutton, Gwendolyn S Craig, Joshua Daniel Dutton, Hilda Jean W •Voters at Townley Odd Fellows Lodge will vote at the Townley Community Center. Crain, Jared M Dutton, John Ross Craven, Merritt Dorothy Dutton, Patricia Valent Crawford, James Earl Dyer, Brian Scott 01 Banks, Howard Neil Booth, Jay Douglas Cagle, Catherine M Crawford, Judy Lynn Dyer, Katina Maria Jasper Mall Banks, Jennifer Hill Booth, Lou Ann Cagle, Charles Scott Crawford, Zona Marie Earl, Michael Steven Aaron, Jacob Wayne Banks, Jessica Leigh Mosley Boswell, Connie W Cagle, Elizabeth Smith Creel, Thelma P Earl, Michael Thomas Aaron, Jewel Dean Davenport Banks, Jonell K Boswell, Emma Lisle Cagle, James Ted Cross, Callie Jordan Earl, Sandra Lynn Aaron, Joshua Ryan Banks, Keelan R Boswell, Scott Hull Cagle, Mary Elizabeth Cross Iii, Charles Dudley Earnest, Amy Marie Aaron, Lynn Wilson Banks, Linda L Bowen, Clara Rebekah Cagle, Robert Casey Cross, Gina T Earnest, Beverly Jo Aaron, Mary K Banks, Martha Rutledge Bowen, Collin Renee Cagle, Stefanie B Cross, Lindsey Rene Earnest, Charles Edward Aaron, Samuel Timothy Banks, Robert Dwaine Bowen, Cynthia Renee Philpot Cain, April Hamlin Cross, Tyler Lyn Earnest, Freda Baker Aaron, Shirley Lucille Miller Banks, Sandra June Bowen, Richard Russell Cain, Cameron Taylor Crouse Jr, Maxwell Eugene Earnest, Gail Cain Abbott, Dawn Holbrook Banks, Sharon Denise Bowen, Richard Russell Cain, Candace Alease White Crowe, Camry Ellis Earnest, Jerry Wayne Abbott, Doris Nell Banks, Stacy West Bowen, William D Cain, Christi Lashae Crowe, David Wayne Earnest, Lou Eva Abbott, Lori Printess Banks, Thomas Duncan Bowling, Derrick Cain, Cynthia Luann Cruce, Charlotte Marie Earnest, Sammie Richard Abbott, Mikah James Bankston, Sharrie Ann Boyd, Jerry Thurman Cain, Danny Maxwell Crump, Abbey Mcgee Easley, Richard Benjamen Abbott, Mikel Hiram Baradell, Christine Marie Boyd, Leslie Alexander Cain, David Steven Crump, Kay Frances East, Catherine Tittle Abercrombie, Kristie Nicole Barger, Andrew Curtis Boyd, Marie Cain, Jamie Marie Culbreth, Dennis Ralph East, Charles Lavaughn Abercrombie, Zachary Keith Barger, Sharon Pendley Boyd, Russell Damon Cain, John Thomas Culbreth, Marybeth Frahler East, Kathryn Lollar Abernathy, Cathy Sue Barger, Tim Andrew Boylen, Bryan Edward Cain, Kathleen Waldrop Cunningham, Douglas Wayne East, Robert Clifton Abner, Brenda Franks Barham, Brenda Faye Boylen, Clayton Patrick Cain, Linda Wood Cuomo, Amanda East, Robert Neal Abner, Cheryl Nicole Hum Barham, James Thomas Boylen, Edward M Cain, Richard Cuomo, Jeffrey Steven Eaton, Jonathan Kyle Abner, Clarence Orvill Barker, Candy Darnell Boylen, Pamela Diane Cain, Robert Leon Cuomo, Kimberly Eaton, Kelly Crider Abner, Michael Sherman Barker, David Franklin Boylen, Sarah Bennett Cain, Stephanie Diane Cuomo, Madison Elizabeth Eaton, Sherry Faye Ackerman Jr, Walter Harold Barker, Logan Dave Bozeman, Kristi Lynn Caldwell, Carol Sims Curry, Lenoria Harton Edgil, Ann Estes Adair, Ashley Reid Barker, Shirley Denise Bozeman, Mark Steven Caldwell, Dennis Ray Cushen, Gary Alan Edgil, Cathy Jean Adair, Elizabeth Carol Barnett, Britt Anthony Bradberry, Edith M Caldwell, Eddie Dean Cushen, Gregory Alan Edgil Jr, Kelvie Adair, Stephanie Padgett Barnett, Drew Eric Braddock, Cody Shane Caldwell, Jaiquavius Dontrell Cushen, Patricia Ann Edgil Jr, Ricky Joe Adair, William Reid Barnett, Kimberly Seel Braddock, Connie Jane Caldwell, Jaiquese Dshawn Dang, Vinh Van Edgil, Seth Jackson Adams, Beth A Barnett, Melanie Marie Braddock, Makenna Faith Caldwell, James Franklin Daniel, Gerald Wayne Edgil, Terrell L Adams, James H Barnett, Mikhael Nicole Braddock, Scarlett Lee Caldwell, Justin Blair Daniel, Jed Nathan Edick, Raymond Adams, Jane Goodrich Barnett, Violet Renae Braddock, William Burl Caldwell, Louise Ida Daniel, Melanie Anne Edick, Stephanie Rae Adams, Michael Lee Barnette, Jonathan Holmes Braddock, William Shane Caldwell, Melba Ratliff Darty, Amanda Leigh Edwards, Brandi Faye Addison, Hannah E Barnette, Mallory Brooke Bradford, Carol K Caldwell, Thomas Stephens Darty, Amy Lea Edwards, Helen Elizabeth Adkins, Jared P Barnette, William Hayes Bradford, Johnnie Ruth Caldwell, Tiffaney Lashea Darty Sr, Harvey Edwards, Kiniki Michelle Adkins, Larry Barnette, William Russ Bradford, Judy Kyle Calvert, Kenneth C Darty Jr, Harvey Elison, Hannah Adkins, Lorene Bartlett Jr, Robert Eugene Bradford, Wilford Stanley Calvert, Patricia Nell Darty, Mary Swann Elison, Judith Ann Adkins, Lorraine Rose Barton, Ather Olean Bradley Jr, Charles B Campbell, Lamoine Benson Darty, Wesley Garrett Elliott, Amanda Mccollum Akins, Sharon Ivey Barton, Joyce Phelps Bradley, Charles Brack Pearson Campbell, Stephen Wayne Daugherty, Mary Hickman Elliott, Bryan Gean Aldeen, Joseph Brank Basenberg, Billy Joe Bradley, Rita Rosalyn Campsey, Maria Louise Davenport, Garrett Anthony Elliott, Destiny Lachelle Aldridge, Billy R Basenberg, Jason Matthew Brakefield, Stacie Michel Campsey, Todd Davenport, Lane Anthony Elliott, Janeth Joan Aldridge, Daisy L Godfrey Basenberg, Joel Allen Bramlett, Robert Eugene Canman, Paula Deneice Davenport, Phillip Anthony Elliott, Jessica Marie Aldridge, Janie M Basenberg, Joshua D Brand, Susan Diane Lockhart Cannon, James Abraham Davenport, Wendy L Elliott, Larry Jean Aldridge, Larry Ryan Basenberg, Tammie Gay Brandon, Jeannie Davis Cannon, James Carl Davidson, Anne Curtis Elliott, Lisa Michele Aldridge, Vera Faye Basko, Holly Ann Brandon, Stanley W Cannon, James Walter Davidson, Billy Ray Elliott, Perry Dewayne Alexander, Brian Lee Batie, Anitra Denise Branham, Tristen Gage Cannon, Lenora E Davidson, Edward A Elliott 11, Richard D Alexander, Carol Berzette Bauscher, John Gerhard Branstetter, John Allen Cannon, Patrice Pate Davidson, Terri Lynn Elliott, Riette Bryant Alexander, Charlene Bishop Bauscher, Margaret Marie Branstetter, Stuart Daniel Cannon, Shannon Dianne Davila, Luis R Elliott, Vickie Patton Alexander, Charles G Baxter, Donald Allen Branstetter, Susan T Capps, David Michael Davis, Ann Mays Ellis, Amanda Russell Alexander, Charlotte Dianne Baxter, Katherine G Morrison Brantley, Maxie Robinson Capps, Vanessa Lynn Davis, Charles Timothy Ellis Jr, George Marlin Alexander, Connie Sue Baxter, Zachary Colton Brantley, Roman R Carden, Wanda Lynne Davis, Courtney Nicole Ellis, Gregory Alexander, Debra Lee Rogers Beaird, David Branton, Westley Earl Carlile, Christine Basho Davis, Diannia Jean Ellis, Patricia Ann Alexander, Hannah Grace Beal, Patricia Ann Brasfield, Betty Lou Carman, Vickie Lynn Davis, Elliott William Ellison, Trina Williams Alexander, Jimmie Lee Beall, Cliff Marion Bray, Evon K Carroll, Donnie Davis, Gregory Bryant Elmore, Johnny Ray Alexander, Lawerence Keane Beall, Kristina Crosby Bridgeman, Elizabeth Ann Carroll, Hilda Mitchell Davis, James Edmond Emerson, Jillian Johnson Alexander, Sandra Kaye Beall, Roy Eugene Bridgeman, Mark Allen Carroll, James K Davis, Jennah Nicole Eminger, Alfred Charles Alexander, Terri Lynne Beard, Carolyn June Bridgeman, Rachel Frances Carroll, Maryilyn Ann Davis, Joel Dean Eminger, Barbara Jean Alexander, Wendell Keith 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