Recently, the Alabama Republican Party held a press conference at the ALGOP headquarters to announce the latest group of elected officials to join the state GOP.
Among them is Marshall County District Attorney Steve Marshall. Bill Armistead, Party Chairman, also announced that exactly 50 elected officials in Alabama have joined the Republican Party since last November.
Those 50 officials represent a cross section of Alabama coming from 18 different counties. From Limestone County at the north end of the state to Escambia County at the south end and from Henry County on the east to Marion County on the west, office holders flocked to share the conservative values of the Alabama GOP.
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Said Armistead, "they came from small counties like Cleburne and Dale to large counties like Madison and Jefferson. I am enormously proud of the men and women who have made the decision to join us because they had the courage to do the right thing, even though it may not be convenient to do so. They chose to align themselves with the Party that believes in the free market, less taxes, less regulation and smaller government.
The Alabama Republican Party has offered a list of state wide officials who have switched to or joined the GOP. [Click Here] to see who of your elected officials have chosen to abandon the current Democratic Party that they believe has been hijacked by the most liberal politicians in the history of our country.
The Alabama Republican Party Headquarters in Birmingham will close at 12:00 p.m. on Friday, December 23rd and remain closed on Monday, December 26th, and Tuesday, December 27th, reopening at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, December 28th.
[Click Here] for more information about the Alabama Republican Party (ALGOP) and learn more about playing a part in the success of the State through the Capitol Club or give Clayton Turner a call at (205) 212-5900.
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