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Marsh to Address GBYR in Birmingham Friday

By Brandon Moseley
Alabama Political Reporter

On Friday, October 10, the Greater Birmingham Young Republicans (GBYR) will hold their annual luncheon. This year’s event will feature Special Guest Speaker Senator Del Marsh (R from Anniston).

Senator Marsh was elected by his peers in the Alabama State Senate to be the President Pro Tempore of the Alabama Senate in the organizational session following the Republican landslide election of 2010. The President Pro Tem is the most powerful member of the 35 member upper house of the Alabama legislature.

The luncheon will be held on Friday, October 10th from 11:30 – 1:30 at the prestigious The Club at 1 Robert S. Smith Drive, Birmingham, Alabama 35209.

The event is FREE for all active GBYR Members. Tickets for non-members can be purchased for $25.00. GBYR Chairman Jackie Curtiss says that attendees should RSVP due to Limited Seating. Please RSVP to BirminghamYoungRepublicans@gmail.com.

The GBYRs are the largest Young Republican group in Alabama. The Alabama Republican Party has a seat on the powerful state steering committee. The various chapters each have their own chairs and then the chapters select the state chair.

Sen. Marsh was a very successful Anniston business owner prior to his becoming a member of the state Senate. Marsh along with the current Speaker of the House Mike Hubbard (R from Auburn) helped engineer the 2010 Republican landslide that gave the GOP Super Majority control of both Houses of the Alabama State Legislature ending over 130 years of rule by the Alabama Democratic Party. Republicans are expected to hold on to their Super Majority in November elections and could actually build on their lead in the November general election due to redistricting which appears to favor the Alabama GOP.

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Senate President Marsh successfully fought off a well -funded GOP Primary challenge in June and is presently engaged in a general election battle for his seat representing Calhoun County.

Brandon Moseley is a former reporter at the Alabama Political Reporter.

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