9th Congressional District of Alabama

The 9th Congressional District of Alabama was a U.S. congressional district in central and western Alabama, which elected a representative to the United States House of Representatives. The 9th District was allocated in 1893 and was represented continuously by Democrats except for a brief challenge to Oscar Underwood's election by Republican Truman Aldrich in 1896-1897.

Following the 1960 census, Alabama's congressional representation was reduced and the 9th Distric was reapportioned to other districts.

Representation

• George Huddleston, Jr (D), 1955 - 1963
• Laurie C. Battle (D), 1947 - 1955
• Luther Patrick (D), 1945- 1947
• John P. Newsome (D), 1943 - 1945
• Luther Patrick (D), 1935 - 1943
• George Huddleston, (D), 1913 - 1935
• Oscar Underwood (D), 1897 - 1913
• Truman Aldrich (R), 1896 - 1897
• Oscar Underwood (D), 1895 - 1896
• Louis Washington Turpin (D), 1893 - 1895

References

• "Alabama's 9th congressional district." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. 8 May 2007, 09:31 UTC. Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. 27 Jun 2007 [1].