Alabama House of Representatives, District 52 Candidate Name: John W. Rogers Party: Democrat Residence: Birmingham Age: 78 Political experience: Member, Alabama House of Representatives, District 52, 1982-present. Professional experience: President, Rogers & Rogers, Inc.; director of minority affairs, University of Alabama at Birmingham; public relations counselor, University of Alabama at Birmingham; administrator, University of Alabama
State House District 54 Candidate Name: Joseph Casper Baker III Party: Independent Age: 37 Residence: Birmingham Political experience: None Professional experience: Information Technology specialist, event production and logistics. Civic experience: Founder of I Believe in Birmingham; City of Birmingham Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee member; former board member, Redemptive Cycles; former secretary, Free the Hops; lead
Alabama House of Representatives, District 44 Candidate: Danny Garrett Party: Republican Age: 56 Residence: Trussville Political experience: Member, Alabama House of Representatives, District 44, 2014-present; former vice president, Trussville City Schools Board of Education. Professional experience: Chief financial officer, Signature Homes, 2016-2018; chief financial officer, Vulcan Steel Products, 2009-2016; president/CFO, Summit Products, LLC, 2007-2009; Senior
Alabama House of Representatives, District 54 Neil Rafferty Democrat: Democrat Residence: Crestwood North Professional experience: Has worked with Birmingham AIDS Outreach since 2013, including as B-CHIP program director since 2017 and education and prevention coordinator since 2015; membership services representative, MedjetAssist, 2011-2013; English and composition teacher, self-employed, 2011; corporal, U.S. Marine Corps, 2005-2009. Civic experience:
Alabama House District 56 Louise”Lulu” Alexander Party: Democrat Age: 58 Residence: Bessemer Political experience: Bessemer City Council, 1998-2010; Alabama House of Representatives, District 56, 2014-present; member, Alabama Democratic Party, member, Democratic Executive Committee. Professional experience: U.S. Army, 1978-1988; U.S. Postal Service, 1989-1993; executive secretary, Law Center of Civil and Criminal Justice, 1995-1998; owner, Alexander Unity
Office: Alabama House District 59 Party: Democratic Age: 69 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. Civic experience: Past President, ACIPCO Finley Neighborhood, 1993; member, Birmingham Industrial Water Board, 1990-1994; member, Birmingham Trade Mart; community advocate for education, people’s rights and efforts
Alabama House District 58 Rolanda Hollis Residence: Birmingham Political experience: Elected Alabama House of Representative District 58, 2017-present. Professional experience: Alabama House of Representative District 58, 2017-present. real estate broker, Sil-Loh Metro Realty Brokers, LLC, current; real estate broker, 10 plus years. Main issues: According to her campaign website, accountability of elected officials in Montgomery
Office: Governor Party: Democratic Age: 45 Residence: Tuscaloosa Political offices held: Mayor, Tuscaloosa, 2005-present; city councilor, sixth district, Tuscaloosa, 2001-2005. Professional experience: Field director, Alabama Education Association; executive director of personnel, Tuscaloosa City Schools. Education: University of Alabama at Birmingham, master’s degree, public administration; University of Alabama at Birmingham, bachelor’s degree in political science; Central High School, 1991. Civic
Alabama House of Representatives, District 55 Roderick “Rod” Hampton Scott (incumbent) Party: Democrat Residence: Fairfield Political experience: Elected to the Alabama House of Representatives first in 2006. Professional experience: Professor, Miles College; member Alabama House of Representatives, 2006-present. Education: Master’s in business administration, Dartmouth College, Amos Tuck School of Business Administration; bachelor’s in economics, Yale
Republican Tom Parker raised more than twice as much as Democrat Robert Vance last week in their race for Alabama chief justice, according to reports filed Monday with the Secretary of State’s Office. Read more.
