Alabama Senate District 19: Difference between revisions
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===Results=== | ===Results=== | ||
* [[Louise Alexander]] | * [[Louise Alexander]], 332 votes | ||
* [[Merika Coleman]] | * [[Merika Coleman]], 1,725 votes (runoff) | ||
* [[Priscilla Dunn]] | * [[Priscilla Dunn]], 2006 votes (runoff) | ||
* [[Eric Major]] | * [[Eric Major]], 364 votes | ||
* [[Lawrence McAdory]] | * [[Lawrence McAdory]], 503 votes | ||
* [[Nathan Reed]] | * [[Nathan Reed]], 123 votes | ||
* [[Rod Scott]] | * [[Rod Scott]], 873 votes | ||
* [[Madilyn Southern]] | * [[Madilyn Southern]], 21 votes | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 22:22, 12 May 2009
Alabama State Senate District 19 covers parts of west-central Jefferson County. It includes the cities of Adamsville, Bessemer, Brighton, Brookside, Cardiff, Fairfield, Forestdale, Hueytown, Lipscomb, part of Pleasant Grove, part of the Ensley community of Birmingham as well as the communities of Bayview, Docena, Edgewater, McDonald Chapel, Minor, Mount Olive, Mulga, and Sandusky.
District 19 was most recently represented by E. B. McClain, who was elected to the seat in 1994 and vacated it on January 21, 2009 after being convicted on federal charges of conspiracy, mail fraud money laundering and bribery.
2009 special election
A special election to fill the seat vacated by McClain was held on May 12, 2009.
Results
- Louise Alexander, 332 votes
- Merika Coleman, 1,725 votes (runoff)
- Priscilla Dunn, 2006 votes (runoff)
- Eric Major, 364 votes
- Lawrence McAdory, 503 votes
- Nathan Reed, 123 votes
- Rod Scott, 873 votes
- Madilyn Southern, 21 votes
External links
- Senate District 19 at legislature.state.al.us