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'''Charlie L. Williams | '''Charlie L. Williams Jr''' (born c. [[1966]]) is a former president of the [[Druid Hills]] neighborhood association. | ||
Williams is a graduate of [[Phillips High School]]. He attended [[Alabama A&M University]] for three years and served for six years in the U. S. Air Force Reserves. He has been elected Constable for [[Alabama House District 54]] in [[2000 general election|2000]], [[2004 general election|2004]] and [[2008 general election|2008]]. | Williams is a graduate of [[Phillips High School]]. He attended [[Alabama A&M University]] for three years and served for six years in the U. S. Air Force Reserves. He has been elected Constable for [[Alabama House District 54]] in [[2000 general election|2000]], [[2004 general election|2004]] and [[2008 general election|2008]]. | ||
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In the [[2006 primary elections]] Williams ran unsuccessfully as a candidate to succeed [[George Perdue]] as the representative of [[House District 54]] in the Alabama House of Representatives. He endorsed victor [[Patricia Todd]] over [[Gaynell Hendricks]] in the runoff. | In the [[2006 primary elections]] Williams ran unsuccessfully as a candidate to succeed [[George Perdue]] as the representative of [[House District 54]] in the Alabama House of Representatives. He endorsed victor [[Patricia Todd]] over [[Gaynell Hendricks]] in the runoff. | ||
In the [[2009 Birmingham City Council election]] Williams challenged appointee [[Johnathan Austin]] to represent [[Birmingham City Council District 5|District 5]]. He campaigned on the issues of education, poverty, neighborhood revitalization, economic development, job opportunities and transportation. | In the [[2009 Birmingham City Council election]] Williams challenged appointee [[Johnathan Austin]] to represent [[Birmingham City Council District 5|District 5]]. He campaigned on the issues of education, poverty, neighborhood revitalization, economic development, job opportunities and transportation. He was squeezed out of the six-way race by Austin and fellow challenger [[Elias Hendricks]]. | ||
Williams was defeated by [[Jared Sluss]] in the [[2020-2021 Birmingham neighborhood elections]]. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* Coman, Victoria L. (July 23, 2006) "District 54 candidate Todd gains backing of 2 former foes." | * Coman, Victoria L. (July 23, 2006) "District 54 candidate Todd gains backing of 2 former foes." {{BN}} | ||
* "Birmingham City Council District 5: Charlie Williams Jr." (August 18, 2009) | * "Birmingham City Council District 5: Charlie Williams Jr." (August 18, 2009) {{BN}} | ||
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[[Category:Phillips graduates]] | [[Category:Phillips graduates]] | ||
[[Category:US Air Force personnel]] | [[Category:US Air Force personnel]] | ||
[[Category:Druid Hills | [[Category:Druid Hills]] | ||
[[Category:Politicians]] | [[Category:Politicians]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:51, 2 April 2021
Charlie L. Williams Jr (born c. 1966) is a former president of the Druid Hills neighborhood association.
Williams is a graduate of Phillips High School. He attended Alabama A&M University for three years and served for six years in the U. S. Air Force Reserves. He has been elected Constable for Alabama House District 54 in 2000, 2004 and 2008.
In the 2006 primary elections Williams ran unsuccessfully as a candidate to succeed George Perdue as the representative of House District 54 in the Alabama House of Representatives. He endorsed victor Patricia Todd over Gaynell Hendricks in the runoff.
In the 2009 Birmingham City Council election Williams challenged appointee Johnathan Austin to represent District 5. He campaigned on the issues of education, poverty, neighborhood revitalization, economic development, job opportunities and transportation. He was squeezed out of the six-way race by Austin and fellow challenger Elias Hendricks.
Williams was defeated by Jared Sluss in the 2020-2021 Birmingham neighborhood elections.
References
- Coman, Victoria L. (July 23, 2006) "District 54 candidate Todd gains backing of 2 former foes." The Birmingham News
- "Birmingham City Council District 5: Charlie Williams Jr." (August 18, 2009) The Birmingham News