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Local News The Alabama State Capitol building in Montgomery

What Is a Double-Dipper? Alabama’s Political Class Can’t Quite Agree

James Bullard, March 15, 2015

The phrase ‘double-dipping’ echoed through Alabama politics, but a survey of legislators, educators and attorneys found no agreement on what it actually meant, or whether it was a problem at all.

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Mobile County A political party committee meeting in a hall

Mobile GOP Committee Keeps Two Members, Presses Case Against Common Core

James Bullard, November 1, 2011

The Mobile County Republican Executive Committee fell short of the votes needed to remove two members who had favored a Constitution Party candidate, and it joined the push against Common Core standards.

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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 State capitol building with columns under blue sky

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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Bayou La Batre A small municipal building in a coastal town

Rep. Collier Steps Away From Bayou la Batre Consulting Deal

James Bullard, June 21, 2010

State Rep. Spencer Collier took a temporary leave from his consulting contract with the City of Bayou la Batre after the Ethics Commission advised him to step aside while BP oil spill money was moving through the state.

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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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Local News A private home set for an evening reception

Erwin Rolls Out the Heavy Artillery: A Host List That Reads Like Mobile’s Political Rolodex

James Bullard, March 9, 2010

Mark Erwin’s district attorney campaign assembled a fundraising host list spanning ex-congressmen, former mayors, sitting legislators and both parties, aiming to raise roughly $70,000 in two hours.

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Bayou La Batre Pipes and tanks at a natural gas storage facility

Collier Signs the Bayou La Batre Contract, Citing a Gas Hub and 400 Construction Jobs

James Bullard, January 8, 2010

State Rep. Spencer Collier signed a one-year, $52,000 contract to coordinate economic development for Bayou La Batre and said he was already working on a natural gas storage hub that could bring 400 jobs.

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Bayou La Batre Shrimp boats moored along a Gulf Coast working waterfront

Bayou La Batre Poised to Hire a Sitting Legislator, and the Mayor’s Cousin, for Development Job

James Bullard, December 29, 2009

State Rep. Spencer Collier was the front-runner for a $52,000-a-year contract to coordinate economic development for Bayou La Batre, a job to be awarded by Mayor Stan Wright, who is his cousin.

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Baldwin County The Alabama State Capitol building

Political Observers Name South Alabama’s Rising Stars

James Bullard, December 14, 2009

A survey of political insiders across Mobile and Baldwin counties turned up a long list of up-and-coming names, from young council members to legislators eyeing higher office.

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