2022 Alabama Elections

Kari Mitchell Whitaker, State House of Representatives, District No. 45

Kari Mitchell Whitaker Party: Libertarian Residence: Dunnavant Valley Political experience: First run for political office. Professional experience: Small business owner, of graphic design business Launchpad Creatives; stay-at-home mother. Hobbies: Hiking, gardening, reading, foraging wild foods, SCUBA diving, playing role-playing games and practicing Brazilian jiu-jitsu. Education: Bachelor’s degree in graphic design from the University of Montevallo.

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David Faulkner, Alabama House of Representatives, District 46

David Faulkner Party: Republican Age: 54 Residence: Birmingham Political experience: Member, Alabama House of Representatives, District 46, 2014-present Professional experience: Partner, Christian & Small LLP, 1999-present; general counsel, Mountain Brook Chamber of Commerce, 2004-2014; associate attorney, Spain & Gillon, LLC, 1994-1998. Civic experience: Former president, Mountain Brook Chamber of Commerce. Education: J.D., the University of

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Christian Coleman, House of Representatives, District No. 47

Christian Coleman Party: Democratic Residence: Hoover Professional experience: Freelance writer and work-from-home dad to two girls; serves in the Alabama Air National Guard. Education: Master of Fine Arts in poetry from the University of New Orleans; bachelor’s degree in film from the University of Alabama; attended Vestavia Hills City School. Campaign: https://christianforalabama.com/, https://www.facebook.com/ChristianForAlabama/photos

by BirminghamWatch

Allen Treadaway, Alabama House of Representatives, District 51

Allen Treadaway Party: Republican Residence: Morris, Alabama Political experience: Member, Alabama House of Representatives, District 51, 2006-present Professional experience: Retired assistant police chief, Birmingham Police Department.    

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Neil Rafferty, Alabama House of Representatives, District 54

Neil Rafferty Democrat: Democrat Residence: Crestwood North Professional experience: Has worked with Birmingham AIDS Outreach; membership services representative, MedjetAssist, 2011-2013; English and composition teacher, self-employed, 2011; corporal, U.S. Marine Corps, 2005-2009. Education: Bachelor’s in political science, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Main issues: Expand Medicaid and increase postpartum coverage for new mothers to one year.

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Rolanda Hollis, Alabama House District 58

  Rolanda Hollis Residence: Birmingham Political experience: Elected Alabama House of Representative District 58, 2017-present. Professional experience: Real estate broker.

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Mary Moore, Alabama House District 59

Mary Moore Party: Democratic Age: 73 Residence: North Birmingham, ACIPCO Finley Political experience: Member, Birmingham School Board, 1998-2002; Alabama House of Representatives, 2002-present. Professional experience: Medical technologist, Veteran’s Administration Hospital, 1970-2000, retired. Civic experience: Past President, ACIPCO Finley Neighborhood, 1993; member, Birmingham Industrial Water Board, 1990-1994. Education: B.S. in biology, Tuskegee Institute, 1970; certificate of medical technology, University of Alabama

by BirminghamWatch

Juandalynn Givan, House of Representatives District 60

Juandalynn Givan Party: Democrat Residence: Birmingham Political experience: Alabama House Representatives, 2010–present; assistant liaison, Capital Projects and Development for the City of Birmingham under Mayors Richard Arrington, Bernard Kincaid and William Bell, 1996-2000. Professional experience: Givan & Associates Law Firm, 2004-present; Birmingham Housing Authority Hope 6 Administrator for Metropolitan Gardens and Tuxedo Terrace, 2000-2010. Education: Graduated from Miles

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Devin Cordell, Jefferson County Commission, District 3

Devin Cordell Libertarian Age: 34 Residence: West Jefferson Political experience: First run for political office. Professional experience: Served in the U.S. Marine Corps, 2006-2015; worked for six years as a defense contractor and a federal employee. Currently a facility security officer & information systems security manager. Main Issues: Giving people a choice on the ballot;

by BirminghamWatch

Absentee Voting Deadlines Coming Up

The last day to turn in the filled out absentee ballots by hand to election officials is Nov. 7, the Monday before election day. Absentee ballots mailed in must be received by noon on election day. Read more.

by Virginia Martin