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Baldwin County The Alabama State Capitol building in Montgomery

Byrne and Bentley Head to a Runoff, and the Teachers’ Union Looms Over It

admin, June 9, 2010

Bradley Byrne led the Republican primary for governor, but the buzz belonged to Robert Bentley. Ahead of the July 13 runoff, the fight turned on the Alabama Education Association and the prospect of Democratic crossover votes.

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Baldwin County Air refueling tanker aircraft in flight

Governor Candidate Urges Guard Tankers Be Used to Spray Dispersant on Gulf Slick; State Says No

admin, May 1, 2010

Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Johnson called for mobilizing Alabama’s KC-135 refueling wing to drop chemical dispersant on the Gulf oil slick. A state general dismissed the idea in two words.

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Baldwin County An airfield runway with hangars in the background

Byrne Brings His Jobs Plan to Brookley as the Governor’s Race Comes to Mobile

admin, January 4, 2010

Bradley Byrne chose Brookley Field to unveil his economic plan on the first working day of 2010, while rival Bill Johnson addressed the Mobile County Republican Executive Committee the same evening.

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Baldwin County A graduation cap resting on a stack of textbooks

Davis Hits Byrne Over PACT, and 48,000 Alabama Families Are the Audience

admin, January 4, 2010

Artur Davis attacked Bradley Byrne over a remark about the state’s legal obligation to the failing PACT college tuition program, opening a general election fight months before either man had won a primary.

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Baldwin County A desk with paperwork and a calendar marking a fundraising deadline

The December Scramble: Alabama’s Governor Candidates Race a Fundraising Deadline

admin, December 15, 2009

With campaign finance reports due Jan. 31, the candidates for governor spent December begging, cajoling and raffling lunches, each trying to make the bottom line look like momentum.

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Local News An acoustic guitar and microphone set up for a country music performance

Country Star Headlines Tim James Fundraiser as Charter Schools Enter the Governor’s Race

admin, December 10, 2009

Republican gubernatorial candidate Tim James drew country star John Rich to a Montgomery fundraiser, while his campaign staked out a charter school position built on a Mobile elementary school’s success.

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Local News The Alabama State Capitol dome in Montgomery

Mitt Romney Endorses Kay Ivey in Alabama’s Crowded Race for Governor

admin, December 9, 2009

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney endorsed State Treasurer Kay Ivey for governor of Alabama, praising her record and repaying her service as his 2008 state campaign chairwoman.

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Local News The Alabama State Capitol in Montgomery, seat of the governor's office

Bill Johnson Asks State Prosecutors to Investigate the Governor He Once Served

admin, December 8, 2009

Gubernatorial candidate Bill Johnson, a former Riley cabinet member, asked Alabama’s attorney general and a district attorney to investigate Gov. Bob Riley over contracts, a special session and casino money.

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Local News A waterfront restaurant on Mobile Bay, the setting for a December 2009 campaign reception

Nearly 100 Young Professionals Set a Causeway Fundraiser for Bradley Byrne

admin, November 30, 2009

A host committee of nearly 100 young professionals organized a December 2009 reception at Felix’s Fish Camp on the Causeway for Republican gubernatorial candidate Bradley Byrne.

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Local News A southern home at dusk, the setting for a political fundraising reception

Tim James Brings His Campaign for Governor to a Mobile Living Room

admin, October 6, 2009

Republican candidate for governor Tim James was the beneficiary of an October 2009 reception in Mobile’s Delwood neighborhood, with former U.S. Rep. Sonny Callahan among the special guests.

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