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Local News Wooden judge gavel resting on a desk in a courtroom

Judge Dismisses Buskey Bid to Bar Independent Challenger From November Ballot

James Bullard, September 9, 2010

A Mobile County judge threw out state Rep. James Buskey’s lawsuit seeking to strip independent challenger RaShawn Figures from the November ballot, ruling his court lacked jurisdiction over a pre-election contest.

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Local News Downtown Mobile Alabama street with historic buildings

Reid Cummings Launches District 6 Council Bid With Business Community Behind Him

James Bullard, September 9, 2010

Commercial real estate executive Reid Cummings kicked off his Mobile City Council District 6 campaign with a show of support from business colleagues and a notable guest: former Mayor Mike Dow.

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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

James Bullard, 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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Local News A commercial roadway through an unincorporated suburban community

A Facebook Page and a Promise: Nathan Davis Challenges Jim Barton in District 104

James Bullard, January 4, 2010

Republican Nathan Davis launched a primary challenge to veteran state Rep. Jim Barton with a Facebook page and a platform built on one very local promise: no more annexation of Tillmans Corner.

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Baldwin County Microphones arranged at a podium before a press conference

Sparks Stays in the Governor’s Race, Passing Up an Open Congressional Seat

James Bullard, December 29, 2009

Ron Sparks scheduled a three-city announcement tour and let speculation build that he might abandon the governor’s race for the 5th District. The scheduling itself gave away the answer.

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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

James Bullard, 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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Bayou La Batre An empty elementary school classroom with desks and a chalkboard

West Mobile Principal Enters School Board Race, Pledging to Give His Salary Away

James Bullard, December 11, 2009

Hutchens Elementary principal William Foster confirmed a run for the Mobile County school board’s District 5 seat, saying he would turn his board salary into scholarships and field trip money for students.

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Baldwin County A tractor working a field on a rural Alabama farm

Mobile Native Dale Peterson Joins Crowded Race for Agriculture Commissioner

James Bullard, December 11, 2009

Mobile native Dale Peterson entered the Republican race for Alabama agriculture commissioner, joining a field that included John McMillan of Stockton in a contest with a distinct South Alabama flavor.

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Baldwin County Road construction equipment at work on a highway resurfacing project

Sparks Proposes Tapping Alabama’s Oil and Gas Trust for a Decade of Road Work

James Bullard, December 10, 2009

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ron Sparks endorsed drawing $100 million a year for ten years from Alabama’s oil and gas trust fund to rebuild highways, reviving a long-running fight over the state’s savings.

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Local News Row of empty voting booths at a polling place

The Davis-Reed Rift: A Feud That Tested the Machinery of Alabama’s Democratic Party

James Bullard, December 10, 2009

The public break between gubernatorial front-runner Artur Davis and Democratic power broker Joe Reed raised a question veteran Alabama strategists were happy to answer: is the old machine still the machine?

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