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Hollis ran as a candidate for [[Birmingham City Council District 2]] in the [[2009 Birmingham City Council election]] on a platform of economic empowerment and development, crime prevention, green environmental initiatives and city-wide unity. She came in a distant third in the election. She returned to challenge incumbent [[Kim Rafferty]] in the [[2013 Birmingham municipal election]]. | Hollis ran as a candidate for [[Birmingham City Council District 2]] in the [[2009 Birmingham City Council election]] on a platform of economic empowerment and development, crime prevention, green environmental initiatives and city-wide unity. She came in a distant third in the election. She returned to challenge incumbent [[Kim Rafferty]] in the [[2013 Birmingham municipal election]]. | ||
Hollis challenged Rafferty again in the [[2013 Birmingham municipal election]]. She pledged to work to eliminate or revitalized abandoned property and to bring up concerns about public safety and other matters in the district to the city's administration. | |||
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* "Birmingham City Council elections: District 2 candidate Rolanda Hollis." (August 12, 2009) {{BN}} | * "Birmingham City Council elections: District 2 candidate Rolanda Hollis." (August 12, 2009) {{BN}} | ||
* Leech, Marie (August 23, 2013) "Birmingham election: blighted properties, safer streets, better schools top priorities for District 2 voters." {{BN}} | |||
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Revision as of 13:58, 24 August 2013
Rolanda M. Hollis (born c. 1967) is a real estate broker.
Hollis graduated from West End High School and has a bachelor of science in accounting from Tuskegee University.
Hollis ran as a candidate for Birmingham City Council District 2 in the 2009 Birmingham City Council election on a platform of economic empowerment and development, crime prevention, green environmental initiatives and city-wide unity. She came in a distant third in the election. She returned to challenge incumbent Kim Rafferty in the 2013 Birmingham municipal election.
Hollis challenged Rafferty again in the 2013 Birmingham municipal election. She pledged to work to eliminate or revitalized abandoned property and to bring up concerns about public safety and other matters in the district to the city's administration.
References
- "Birmingham City Council elections: District 2 candidate Rolanda Hollis." (August 12, 2009) The Birmingham News
- Leech, Marie (August 23, 2013) "Birmingham election: blighted properties, safer streets, better schools top priorities for District 2 voters." The Birmingham News