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* [[Robert E. Jones, Jr]] (D), 1946 - 1973 | |||
* [[John Sparkman]] (D), 1937 - 1946 | * [[John Sparkman]] (D), 1937 - 1946 | ||
* [[Archibald Carmichael]] (D), 1933 - 1937 | * [[Archibald Carmichael]] (D), 1933 - 1937 | ||
Revision as of 16:42, 27 June 2007
The 8th Congressional District of Alabama was a U.S. congressional district in northwestern Alabama, which elected a representative to the United States House of Representatives. The 8th District was allocated after the 1880 census and was represented almost entirely by Democrats except for two Republican terms and two terms by William Lowe, who represented the Greenback Party.
Following the 1970 census, Alabama's congressional representation was reduced and the 8th District was reapportioned to other districts.
Representation
- Robert E. Jones, Jr (D), 1946 - 1973
- John Sparkman (D), 1937 - 1946
- Archibald Carmichael (D), 1933 - 1937
- Edward Almon (D), 1915 - 1933
- Christopher Harris (D), 1913 - 1915
- William Richardson (R), 1900 - 1913
- Joseph Wheeler, (D), 1885 - 1900
- Luke Pryor (D), 1883- 1895
- Joseph Wheeler, (D), 1883
- William Lowe (Greenback), 1882 - 1883
- Joseph Wheeler, (D), 1881 - 1882
- William Lowe (Greenback), 1879 - 1881
- William Garth (D), 1877 - 1879
- Burwell Lewis (D), 1875 - 1877
- Alexander White (R), 1873 - 1875
References
- "Alabama's 8th congressional district." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. 8 May 2007, 09:31 UTC. Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. 27 Jun 2007 [1].