WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THESE ALABAMA HOUSE OF REPS CANDIDATES? CANDIDATES WHO HAVE NOT RESPONDED TO AVRAL’S REQUEST FOR INFO ABOUT THEIR POSITIONS ON COMPANION ANIMAL WELFARE ARE LISTED BELOW. Know them? Have info? Contact [email protected] Some of the candidates are incumbents who voted against the low-cost spay/neuter bill but have been highly supportive of other pro-animal legislation. It’s risky to automatically endorse an unknown candidate because his/her opponent voted against low-cost spay/neuter—the unknown candidate might hold very negative views of animal welfare in general. We’ve had one newcomer who told AVRAL he “doesn’t care about animals, period.” Have to be careful. It’s better to find out as much as possible about each candidate. If you know any of the candidates below, contact [email protected] Feel free to share with people in your district. If you are a constituent in one of the districts below and want to contact the candidates, feel free to do so. You are welcome to share this list in an effort to find out as much as possible about these candidates. ALABAMA STATE HOUSEOF REPRESENTATIVES ELECTION NOV. 4 2014 District 1 (Lauderdale County) November 4 General election candidates: Greg Burdine—voted against keeping low-cost spay/neuter clinics open Phillip Pettus District 3 (Colbert County) November 4 General election candidates: Marcel Black voted against keeping low-cost spay/neuter clinics open Fred Joly District 16 (Fayette, Lamar and Tuscaloosa Counties) November 4 General election candidates: Daniel H. Boman voted against keeping low-cost spay/neuter clinics open Kyle South District 18 (Colbert and Franklin Counties) November 4 General election candidates: Johnny Mack Morrow voted against keeping low-cost spay/neuter clinics open Gerry Wallace District 21 (Madison County) November 4 General election candidates: C. Terry Jones Jim Patterson District 22 (Madison County) November 4 General election candidates: Dennis W. Stephens Ritchie Whorton District 23 (Jackson County) November 4 General election candidates: John Robinson voted against keeping low-cost spay/neuter clinics open James T. (Tommy) Hanes,Jr. District 19 (Madison County) November 4 General election candidates: Laura Hall A.J. Smith (Independent Candidate) nocontact info District 28 (Etowah County) November 4 General election candidates: Craig Ford voted against keeping low-cost spay/neuter clinics open Doug Sherrod District 33 (Coosa and Talladega Counties) November general election candidates: Anthony Zachero Ron Johnson voted against keeping low-cost spay/neuter clinics open District 56 (Jefferson County) November 4 General election candidates: Louise Alexander Darius Foster Rickey Levins (Independent Candidate) District 53 (Jefferson County) November 4 General election candidates: Anthony Daniels Christopher Horn District 69 (Autauga, Dallas, Lowndes and Wilcox Counties) November 4 General election candidates: Kelvin J. Lawrence Loretta G. Grant Cedric Coley (Independence Party) District 80 (Lee and Russell Counties) November4 General election candidates: Tillman Pugh Lesley Vance voted against keeping low-cost spay/neuter clinics open District 81 (Lee and Tallapoosa Counties) November 4 General election candidates: Dylan V. Oliver Mark M. Tuggle voted against keeping low-cost spay/neuter clinics open District 90 (Butler, Conecuh and Crenshaw Counties) November4 General election candidates: Walton Hickman Chris Sells District 103 (Mobile County) November 4 General election candidates: Barbara Drummond Ralph Carmichael
Posted on: Wed, 08 Oct 2014 20:22:00 +0000
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