Democrat Marilyn Lands received 45 percent of the vote in the November 2022 general election.
Democrat Marilyn Lands announced her candidacy for Alabama House District 10 outside the Madison County Courthouse on Sept. 12, 2023. On Tuesday afternoon, he applauded as a Democrat announced her candidacy for the seat he once held.
And Ball said he and Lands have long been friends – she ran his first campaign for the legislature in 2002. Lands made her announcement on the steps of the Madison County Courthouse in downtown Huntsville, introduced by Violet Edwards – the only Democrat on the county commission. “I grew up here, raised my family here and go to church here,” Lands said in brief remarks from the podium. “Today, I am proud to announce my campaign for District 10 because this is my home and I am your neighbor. District 10, you know me. I will be your voice and Montgomery. I will find solutions to our common problems and work to build trust and unity.”
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