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Bentley Reshapes Mobile County’s Board of Equalization

James Bullard, November 2, 2011

Gov. Robert Bentley cleaned house at the Mobile County Board of Equalization, installing three new appointees, among them a veteran Democrat, to replace members named by his predecessor.

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Baldwin County The Alabama State Capitol in Montgomery

Coastal Lawmakers Vow to Block a Jefferson-County-Only Special Session

James Bullard, October 20, 2011

South Alabama legislators warned that Gov. Bentley’s proposed special session on Jefferson County’s debt was dead on arrival unless it also addressed the coastal homeowners insurance crisis.

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Baldwin County A public forum underway in a convention center ballroom

Insurance Reform Panel to Hear Coastal Voices in Mobile

James Bullard, August 16, 2011

The Alabama Affordable Homeowners Insurance Commission scheduled a public forum in Mobile, and Sen. Ben Brooks urged a strong coastal turnout on the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.

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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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Bayou La Batre A ballot being placed into a ballot box at a polling place

March Special Election Looms for House District 105 as Collier Joins Bentley Cabinet

James Bullard, January 6, 2011

A special election to fill the House District 105 seat in south Mobile County was expected in March after Rep. Spencer Collier left to join Gov.-elect Robert Bentley’s cabinet, drawing a large field of prospects.

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Baldwin County Telephone headset resting on a desk beside a keyboard

Emails and Amended Filings Reveal AEA’s Robo-Call Push for Bentley in GOP Runoff

James Bullard, October 15, 2010

Amended campaign finance reports and a trail of emails documented hundreds of thousands of teachers’ union robo-calls made on behalf of Robert Bentley during his Republican runoff against Bradley Byrne.

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Coastal Money Rallies to Robert Bentley After GOP Gubernatorial Nomination

James Bullard, October 5, 2010

Campaign finance records showed a wave of Mobile and Baldwin County support flowing to Republican gubernatorial nominee Robert Bentley after he won the party’s nod, with several coastal donors giving five figures.

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Bayou La Batre Shrimp boats docked in a coastal Alabama harbor

Governor Hopeful Bentley to Tour Oil-Threatened Coast by Boat

James Bullard, June 17, 2010

Republican governor candidate Robert Bentley planned a visit to south Mobile County, including a boat tour of the Bayou la Batre, Coden and Dauphin Island waters, to see firsthand the effects of the Gulf oil spill on the coastal communities.

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Recount to Decide Byrne’s Runoff Rival for Governor

James Bullard, June 13, 2010

Alabama Republicans moved toward a statewide recount of their June 1 primary for governor after Tim James trailed Robert Bentley by just 167 votes for the second runoff spot behind Bradley Byrne.

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Baldwin County Voters waiting at a polling station

GOP Primary Turnout Outdraws Democrats in Alabama for the First Time

James Bullard, June 10, 2010

Nearly 492,000 Alabamians voted in the Republican primary against 319,000 in the Democratic primary, a reversal without precedent in a non-presidential year and a warning sign for the state’s Democratic Party.

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