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Small Business Group Endorses Bipartisan Slate of Coastal Legislators

James Bullard, October 11, 2010

The National Federation of Independent Business backed a bipartisan slate of state legislative candidates ahead of the November election, including a roster of incumbent lawmakers from Mobile and Baldwin counties.

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Baldwin County Coastal town hall building under a blue sky

Dauphin Island Seeks New Municipal Judge as Bench Vacancies Stir Legal Community

James Bullard, September 9, 2010

The Town of Dauphin Island opened a search for a new municipal judge, drawing a dozen applicants in a contest that offered an early glimpse at the coming competition for a circuit judgeship in Mobile County.

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Endorsements and Fish Fries Crowd the Calendar as Primary Day Nears

James Bullard, May 27, 2010

With Alabama’s June 1 party primaries days away, campaigns across Mobile and Baldwin counties raced to stack up endorsements, rallies and receptions, from a Battleship Park fish fry to a Montrose reception for a veteran lawmaker.

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Baldwin County Offshore oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico

Oil Spill Upends Politics: Byrne Endorsement Rollout in Mobile Postponed

James Bullard, April 30, 2010

A press conference at which area legislators and council members were to endorse gubernatorial candidate Bradley Byrne was called off as the Gulf oil spill scrambled schedules along the coast.

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Irvington Democrat Scott Buzbee Launches Challenge to State Sen. Ben Brooks

James Bullard, April 5, 2010

Scott Buzbee of Irvington announced a Democratic bid against Republican Sen. Ben Brooks in District 35, arguing south Mobile County has gotten talk instead of results in Montgomery.

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Mobile’s Republican Establishment Lines Up Behind Luther Strange’s Bid for Attorney General

James Bullard, September 14, 2009

A blue-chip Mobile host committee prepared to stage a September 2009 reception for Luther Strange, who was challenging incumbent Republican Attorney General Troy King in the coming primary.

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Local News The Alabama State Capitol, home of the Legislature where House District 101 is represented

Jamie Ison Opens Re-Election Bid With a 132-Member Host Committee in Spring Hill

James Bullard, July 9, 2009

State Rep. Jamie Ison, R-Mobile, prepared to launch her campaign for a third term in House District 101 with a July 14 reception in Spring Hill backed by a host committee 132 couples strong.

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Baldwin County Waterfront yacht club building on Mobile Bay at Fairhope, Alabama

Jack Edwards Tells Fairhope Republicans the GOP Must Widen Its Tent

James Bullard, February 17, 2009

The former South Alabama congressman told a packed Eastern Shore Republican Women luncheon at the Fairhope Yacht Club that the party’s future depends on drawing in the voters it has long failed to reach.

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Who Inspires Our Leaders? South Alabama Officials Named Their Political Heroes

James Bullard, February 6, 2009

Asked to name the political hero who shaped them, area officeholders past and present answered with presidents and prime ministers – and, more often than expected, with their own mothers and fathers.

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Be It Resolved: Mobile’s Politicians and Press Wrote New Year’s Resolutions for Each Other

James Bullard, December 31, 2008

Reporters, anchors, lobbyists and officials were invited to make resolutions on one another’s behalf for 2009. The result was a candid, occasionally barbed portrait of Mobile at the end of a very long year.

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