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Incumbent mayors in Leighton and Littleville were defeated in Tuesday's election, and Cherokee will also have a new mayor as incumbent Terry Cosby did not run for re-election.

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A cliffhanger hangs over the outcome in two races in Waterloo that will be determined when provisional ballots are counted next week.

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Following are answers to nine questions that three Republican candidates for governor provided to The TimesDaily. Responding were Tommy Battle, the mayor of Huntsville; Scott Dawson, an evangelist from Birmingham; and Bill Hightower, a state senator from Mobile.

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MONTGOMERY — Humphrey Lee, the recently retired president of Northwest-Shoals Community College, and Andrew Sorrell, an entrepreneur with expanding businesses, both want to be the next state representative for House District 3.

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MONTGOMERY — The election cycle that starts June 5 will be the first major, multi-office election since the state’s new crossover voting ban went into effect.

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MONTGOMERY — Jamie Kiel has run his own Russellville company for two decades. Tony Riley has interviewed and hired hundreds of Shoals-area graduates.

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MONTGOMERY (AP) — Republican Roy Moore hasn't conceded his 20,000-vote loss to Democrat Doug Jones in Alabama's Senate race, and provisional ballots and military votes still being counted show Moore can't close the deficit.

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MONTGOMERY — Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill said this afternoon it looked like about 25 percent voter turnout in today’s special U.S. Senate race between Democrat Doug Jones and Republican Roy Moore.

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BIRMINGHAM (AP) — Democratic nominee Doug Jones was met by cheering supporters as he cast his ballot in Alabama's U.S. Senate race.

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• Polls will be open until 7 p.m. today. Under state law, anyone standing in line when polls close will be allowed to vote.

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RUSSELLVILLE — Since 2010, when Franklin County residents voted for an additional 1-cent sales tax for education and roads, it has been approved renewed three times.

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Absentee voting is underway for the upcoming runoff election to determine a Republican candidate for one of Alabama's U.S. Senate seats.

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FLORENCE – Alice Martin, a candidate for Alabama attorney general, will be the guest speaker at Thursday's meeting of the Lauderdale County Republican Executive Committee.

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RUSSELLVILLE – After spending nearly half of his life in politics, former state senator Roger Bedford said he is retiring.

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FLORENCE — President of the Alabama Public Service Commission and potential candidate for governor Twinkle Andress Cavanaugh will be the guest speaker at the June 22 meeting of the Lauderdale County Republican Committee.

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TUSCUMBIA – Longtime Colbert County Chief Assistant District Attorney Kyle Brown is seeking the soon-to-be vacant circuit judge's position.

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FLORENCE – The Lauderdale County Commission is contracting with the Election Systems and Software for handicapped-accessible voting machines to be at the various polling places.

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FLORENCE – Lauderdale County residents who have always voted in county and general elections at Forest Hill Elementary School will now vote at Christ Chapel Church in Florence.

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FLORENCE – Lauderdale County voters will be casting ballots in seven county races on Nov. 8 -- two school board seats, superintendent of education, two county commissioners, license commissioner, and circuit judge positions.

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TUSCUMBIA – The Shoals Area Republican Rally will be held at 5 p.m. today at the Roundhouse Depot in Tuscumbia.

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Incumbent mayors in Leighton and Littleville were defeated in Tuesday's election, and Cherokee will also have a new mayor as incumbent Terry Cosby did not run for re-election.

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A cliffhanger hangs over the outcome in two races in Waterloo that will be determined when provisional ballots are counted next week.

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Following are answers to nine questions that three Republican candidates for governor provided to The TimesDaily. Responding were Tommy Battle, the mayor of Huntsville; Scott Dawson, an evangelist from Birmingham; and Bill Hightower, a state senator from Mobile.

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MONTGOMERY — Humphrey Lee, the recently retired president of Northwest-Shoals Community College, and Andrew Sorrell, an entrepreneur with expanding businesses, both want to be the next state representative for House District 3.

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MONTGOMERY — The election cycle that starts June 5 will be the first major, multi-office election since the state’s new crossover voting ban went into effect.

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MONTGOMERY — Jamie Kiel has run his own Russellville company for two decades. Tony Riley has interviewed and hired hundreds of Shoals-area graduates.

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Incumbent mayors in Leighton and Littleville were defeated in Tuesday's election, and Cherokee will also have a new mayor as incumbent Terry Cosby did not run for re-election.

  • 0

A cliffhanger hangs over the outcome in two races in Waterloo that will be determined when provisional ballots are counted next week.

  • Updated
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Following are answers to nine questions that three Republican candidates for governor provided to The TimesDaily. Responding were Tommy Battle, the mayor of Huntsville; Scott Dawson, an evangelist from Birmingham; and Bill Hightower, a state senator from Mobile.

  • 0

MONTGOMERY — Humphrey Lee, the recently retired president of Northwest-Shoals Community College, and Andrew Sorrell, an entrepreneur with expanding businesses, both want to be the next state representative for House District 3.

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MONTGOMERY — The election cycle that starts June 5 will be the first major, multi-office election since the state’s new crossover voting ban went into effect.

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MONTGOMERY — Jamie Kiel has run his own Russellville company for two decades. Tony Riley has interviewed and hired hundreds of Shoals-area graduates.

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