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Staff Report
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama — Former Democratic state Sen. Tom Butler’s attempt to resurrect his political career as a Republican has come to an abrupt end.
Monday night, a divided Madison County Republican Party executive committee approved a motion that bars Butler from seeking the GOP nomination for the open District 2 County Commission seat.
Butler announced his candidacy for the seat less than a month ago and had already picked up an endorsement from former Gov. Bob Riley.
Smith is filling a vacancy left due to previous judge Patrick Tuten being appointed to a circuit judgeship.
The appointment on Tuesday is effective immediately.
Rigsby won election to House District 25, keeping the seat Republican following the departure of Speaker Mac McCutcheon.
The challenge claims David Cole, a Madison doctor, failed to meet the residency requirement to run for office.
