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The [[East Lake]] resident was a candidate in [[2007]] for the [[Birmingham Board of Education]] [[Birmingham City Council District 3|District 3]] seat left vacant after the resignation of [[Mike Higginbotham]]. He lost that [[2007 Birmingham mayoral election#Other races|election]] to [[Howard Bayless]]. | The [[East Lake]] resident was a candidate in [[2007]] for the [[Birmingham Board of Education]] [[Birmingham City Council District 3|District 3]] seat left vacant after the resignation of [[Mike Higginbotham]]. He lost that [[2007 Birmingham mayoral election#Other races|election]] to [[Howard Bayless]]. | ||
In [[2009]] Lumpkin challenged incumbent [[ | In [[2009]] Lumpkin challenged [[Birmingham City Council District 4|District 4]] incumbent [[Maxine Parker]] in the [[2009 Birmingham City Council election|City Council election]]. His platform included community development, economic growth, business and community involvement and financial accountability. | ||
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Revision as of 14:47, 10 August 2009
Earnest J. Lumpkin, III (born 1976) is an assistant basketball coach at Parker High School and a former branch manager for the Woodlawn Branch of Regions Bank.
Lumpkin attended Oliver Elementary School and graduated in 1993 from Woodlawn High School. He completed his bachelor's degree at the University of Alabama in 1997. As a bank manager he served as treasurer for the Woodlawn Business Association.
The East Lake resident was a candidate in 2007 for the Birmingham Board of Education District 3 seat left vacant after the resignation of Mike Higginbotham. He lost that election to Howard Bayless.
In 2009 Lumpkin challenged District 4 incumbent Maxine Parker in the City Council election. His platform included community development, economic growth, business and community involvement and financial accountability.
References
- Leech, Marie (October 4, 2007) "Newcomer: Pride for city schools way down." Birmingham News
External links
- Earnest Lumpkin campaign website
- Earnest Lumpkin campaign on Facebook.com