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'''Mike Graffeo''' (born March 28, [[1952]] in [[Ensley]]) is an attorney, a former assistant to [[Birmingham]] [[List of Mayors of Birmingham|Mayor]] [[Richard Arrington, Jr]], and a candidate for [[Jefferson County Circuit Court]] Judge, Place 8.
'''Michael G. "Mike" Graffeo''' (born [[March 28]], [[1952]] in [[Ensley]]) is an attorney and a judge in the [[10th Judicial Circuit of Alabama]].


Graffeo holds a Bachelor's in urban sociology and political science from [[UAB]] ([[1976]]) and a law degree from the [[University of Alabama]] ([[1979]]). He served as a law clerk to federal magistrates after graduating, and then accepted a position as legislative liaison and administrative assistant to Arrington in [[1980]]. He coordinated Arrington's re-election campaign in [[1983]] and ran unsuccessfully for [[Birmingham City Council]] in [[1985]]. He was elected to the Council in [[1987]], but failed in his re-election bid two years later.
a former assistant to , and a candidate for [[Jefferson County Circuit Court]] Judge, Place 8.


In [[2004]], Graffeo lost a special election to fill the vacancy in [[Alabama House District 47]]. In the [[2006 general election]] he faces [[Pat Todd]] for the seat of retiring judge [[Tennant Smallwood]]. He has received the endorsement of the [[Birmingham Bar Association]] in that race.
Graffeo holds a Bachelor's in urban sociology and political science from [[UAB]] ([[1976]]) and a law degree from the [[University of Alabama School of Law]] ([[1979]]). He served as a law clerk to federal magistrates after graduating, and then accepted a position as legislative liaison and administrative assistant to [[Birmingham]] [[Mayor of Birmingham|Mayor]] [[Richard Arrington, Jr]] in [[1980]]. He coordinated Arrington's re-election campaign in [[1983]] and ran unsuccessfully for [[Birmingham City Council]] in [[1985]]. He was elected to the Council in [[1987]], but failed in his re-election bid two years later.
 
In [[2004]], Graffeo lost a special election to fill the vacancy in [[Alabama House District 47]]. In the [[2006 general election]] he faced Republican [[Pat Moore]] for the seat of retiring judge [[Tennant Smallwood]]. He received the endorsement of the [[Birmingham Bar Association]] and won by a margin of 53% to 47%.


Graffeo currently resides in [[Vestavia Hills]].
Graffeo currently resides in [[Vestavia Hills]].


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* Bryant, Joseph D. (November 1, 2006) "Graffeo stresses legal background, education as qualifications for job." ''Birmingham News''.
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Latest revision as of 17:28, 12 February 2010

Michael G. "Mike" Graffeo (born March 28, 1952 in Ensley) is an attorney and a judge in the 10th Judicial Circuit of Alabama.

a former assistant to , and a candidate for Jefferson County Circuit Court Judge, Place 8.

Graffeo holds a Bachelor's in urban sociology and political science from UAB (1976) and a law degree from the University of Alabama School of Law (1979). He served as a law clerk to federal magistrates after graduating, and then accepted a position as legislative liaison and administrative assistant to Birmingham Mayor Richard Arrington, Jr in 1980. He coordinated Arrington's re-election campaign in 1983 and ran unsuccessfully for Birmingham City Council in 1985. He was elected to the Council in 1987, but failed in his re-election bid two years later.

In 2004, Graffeo lost a special election to fill the vacancy in Alabama House District 47. In the 2006 general election he faced Republican Pat Moore for the seat of retiring judge Tennant Smallwood. He received the endorsement of the Birmingham Bar Association and won by a margin of 53% to 47%.

Graffeo currently resides in Vestavia Hills.

References

  • Bryant, Joseph D. (November 1, 2006) "Graffeo stresses legal background, education as qualifications for job." Birmingham News.