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Alabama Citizens for Life makes endorsements

Alabama Citizens for Life have made their endorsements ahead of the party primaries on June 5. The group said in a statement, “Alabama Citizens for Life is urging all pro-life voters to vote for The Pro-Life Leaders endorsed candidates.”

For Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, Justice Tom Parker (R).
For Governor, Gov. Kay Ivey (R) or state Senator Bill Hightower, R-Mobile.
For Lt. Gov., state Senator Rusty Glover, R-Semmes.
For Attorney General, AG Steve Marshall (R)
For Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries, state Senator Gerald Dial, R-Lineville.

For Alabama state Senate:
District 12: incumbent Senate Pro Tem. Del Marsh, R-Anniston.
District 21: incumbent Sen. Gerald Allen, R-Tuscaloosa.
District 4: incumbent Sen Paul Bussman, R-Cullman.
District 10: state Representative Mac Butler, R-Rainbow City.
District 6: incumbent Sen. Larry Stutts, R-Sheffield.

For Alabama House of Representatives
District 48: incumbent Rep. Jim Carns, R-Vestavia.
District 73: incumbent Rep. Matt Fridy, R-Montevallo.
District 43: incumbent Rep Arnold Mooney, R-Indian Springs.
District 14: incumbent Rep Tim Wadsworth, R-Arley.

“Additional candidates are applying for endorsement by completing ACLs candidate questionnaire and will be posted as the decisions are released by the board.”

The major party primaries will be on June 5.

 

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

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