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Local News Scales of justice representing a bar association preference poll

Mobile Bar Association Poll Favors Brooks and Graddick in Spring Races

James Bullard, February 10, 2012

A preference poll of the Mobile Bar Association gave state Sen. Ben Brooks the edge over Eaton Barnard for circuit judge and overwhelmingly backed Charlie Graddick for chief justice ahead of the March primary.

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GOP Vetting Puts Judicial Hopeful Barnard’s Democratic Donations in the Spotlight

James Bullard, November 29, 2011

Mobile attorney Eaton Barnard faced an awkward review by local Republican officials over years of campaign donations to Democrats, under a party rule meant to inform GOP voters of cross-party giving.

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Local News A courtroom bench and gavel representing a judicial campaign

Poll From Graddick Camp Shows Mobile Judge Leading Chief Justice Race

James Bullard, November 21, 2011

A survey released by supporters of Mobile County Presiding Circuit Judge Charlie Graddick showed him with a commanding lead over Chuck Malone in the Republican race for chief justice, crediting an early television campaign.

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Baldwin County Aerial view of the Orange Beach coastline along the Gulf

Orange Beach Developer Peter Gounares Enters First District Race Again

James Bullard, November 18, 2011

Orange Beach developer Peter Gounares announced another Republican primary challenge for Alabama’s First Congressional District, pledging a focus on jobs and on resolving lingering damage from the Gulf oil spill.

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Broker Chip Brown Prepares Another Run for the Public Service Commission

James Bullard, November 9, 2011

Mobile commercial real estate broker Chip Brown signaled plans to run again for the Alabama Public Service Commission, this time for the presidency, after a narrow loss in the 2010 Republican primary.

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Tea Party Challenger Pete Riehm Takes On Rep. Jo Bonner

James Bullard, October 20, 2011

Retired Navy commander Pete Riehm updated his congressional campaign as he challenged incumbent Rep. Jo Bonner in the Republican primary, while Bonner collected a national pro-business award in Mobile.

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Councilman John Williams Enters Race for Mobile County Commission

James Bullard, October 20, 2011

Mobile City Councilman John Williams formally announced his candidacy for the District 3 seat on the Mobile County Commission, joining a crowded Republican field for the March primary.

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Courthouse Politics Heat Up in Mobile and Baldwin Judicial Races

James Bullard, October 20, 2011

A wave of maneuvering reshaped judicial politics across Mobile and Baldwin counties, with a Mobile attorney challenging a sitting judge and a contested probate race taking shape in Baldwin.

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Bentley Names Malone Chief Justice, Setting Up a Statewide Contest

James Bullard, August 2, 2011

Gov. Robert Bentley appointed his chief of staff, Chuck Malone, to lead the state Supreme Court, but Mobile County’s Charlie Graddick and Baldwin native Lyn Stuart set up a potentially bruising 2012 campaign.

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Mobile A circuit courtroom bench and judge's chair

State Sen. Ben Brooks Sets His Sights on a Mobile County Judgeship

James Bullard, July 14, 2011

State Sen. Ben Brooks informally confirmed plans to seek a Mobile County circuit judgeship in 2012, promising to hold off on campaigning until after a special session on coastal insurance.

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