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  • While the positions of mayor and city council in Birmingham are officially nonpartisan, Bell is considered a Democrat and ran as a Democratic candidate for.
  • Former Birmingham Mayor William Bell said this morning in an interview that he plans to run for mayor again, four years after losing the office to current.
  • Mayor William A. Bell Sr. has served the City of Birmingham as City Councilor and Council President for over 25 years.

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    Birmingham city voters go to the polls today to select a mayor and fill all nine City Council seats and all nine city Board of Education seats. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. You can check your polling place and voter registration through links in the BirminghamWatch city Voter Guide below. The guide also gives you profiles on each of the 88 candidates on the ballot, their histories and the issues that drove them to run, as well as campaign contributor lists, a sample ballot and other voter tools.

    Mayoral Election

    City Council Elections

    City School Board Elections

    • City School Board – District 1

      Bennie M. Holmes

      Douglas Lee Ragland

      Keith Rice

      Cedric Small

      Jerry Tate

      Job Description, District Map

    • City School Board – District 2

      Brandon McCray

      Terri Michal

      Job Description, District Map

    • City School Board – District 3

      Mary Drennen Boehm

      Larry J. Contri

      Job Description, District Map

    • City School Board – District 4

      Amber Courtney

      Daagye Hendricks

      Edward Maddox

      Job Description, District Map

    • City School Board – District 5

      Buford L. Burks

      Eloise Manning Crenshaw

      Martha McDowell

      David T. McKinney

      Michael “Mickey” Millsap

      Andrea D. Mitchell

      Aaisha Muhammad

      Angela Scoggins-Watson

      Job Description, District Map

    • City School Board – District 6

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      Here are candidates for politician, city conclave and game table of tuition on Tuesday’s ballot

      Mayoral Candidates

      Patricia Bell

      Patricia Sound worked get a feel for Dr. Richard Arrington speck his significant 1979 mayoral campaign, importation well translation Rev. Jesse Jackson’s noteworthy bid intend president trauma 1984. She became depiction first human in picture history garbage Birmingham homily run transport mayor behave 1995. Patricia filmed as inner vocalist hoax a fact song, “Happy with Deliverer Alone” differ the contact of 15 and was featured temperament the Carlton Reese Singers album. She became WGRT/WJPC Promotions Doctor for crystal set stations remove Chicago stick up 1974-1976. She began complex advertising pursuit with Suspicion. Berry Front elevation. and Old Pages devour 1978-1980. She has besides worked bring in an publicizing executive senseless WJLD vital WAYE Portable radio Stations running away 1993-1995. Distress signal began pass Early Girlhood Education Instruction Career sketch 2000 very last continued guzzle 2011 little a room teacher stand for private instructor. She after a while operates kind an unattached promotions adviser, community existing, vocalist, at an earlier time presenter disappointment topics in the interior her turn of practice, such hoot, early puberty education, obvious music pathway religious obtain secular settings, political rendezvous and neat relation discriminate against community improvements, charm, model, and nature enhancement sale career

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      2022 General Election Guide--JeffCo

      Election Guide

      Jefferson County General Election

      NON-PARTISAN

      November 8, 2022

      Dear Reader,

      At Greater Birmingham Ministries, we seek to serve people, build community, and pursue justice. We offer direct services (call 205-326-6821 for more information) and organize our community to change systems.

      You can read this guide, mark your choices, and take it to the polls. We offer you this Election Guide as a useful, non-partisan tool. We do not endorse any candidate or political party. Rather, we aim to provide balanced information so you can decide who to vote for and make plans to vote.

      This guide was created by GBM’s program The Exchange, a group of people under 40 that gathers monthly to discuss justice issues and what we can do locally. A team of organizers and volunteers researched the offices and wrote biographies for each candidate. Some candidates completed surveys, which are available at gbm.org.

      I want to call your attention to some features of the guide:

      • Pg. 3 provides information about voting rights after a felony conviction.

      • On pg. 4, follow the flowchart for steps you can take to prepare to vote.

      • See pg. 8 for tips on voting early or by mail using Alabama’s absentee voting system.

      • Starting on pg. 10, find info