Alabama

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The name of this Deep Southern state means "here we rest."

Contents 1 Politics in Alabama 2 Elected Officials 2.1 U.S. Senators 2.2 U.S. Representatives 2.3 State Senators 3 Alabama Democratic Party 4 Alabama Progressives 5 Blogs 6 Other External Links 7 See also

[edit] Politics in Alabama

According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, in 2009 only 12.1% of Alabama state legislatirs were women. Only the South Carolina and Oklahoma state legislatures are farther away from gender parity. The national average of 24.3%.

[edit] Elected Officials

[edit] U.S. Senators

• Richard Shelby

[edit] U.S. Representatives

[edit] State Senators

• Harri Anne Smith

[edit] Alabama Democratic Party

• Website: http://www.aladems.org/
• Blog: http://www.aladems.net/
• Blog: http://alabama-democrat.blogspot.com/
• DNC Blog: http://www.democrats.org/a/local/south/alabama/
• USDemocrat Network: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/usdemocrat-alabama
• Alabama Democrats on Facebook

[edit] Alabama Progressives

• Irregular States: http://irregularnews.com/states/alabama.html
• Empower Alabama
• Left in Alabama

[edit] Blogs

• Left in Alabama - http://www.leftinalabama.com/
• Bessemer Opinions - http://bessemeropinions.blogspot.com/
• Birmingham Blues - http://www.queervoice.net/kmcmullen/
• BlueSparks - http://bluesparks.wordpress.com/
• Caplewood - http://laney5-sb.livejournal.com/
• Doc's Political Parlor
• The Haze Filter
• Legal Schnauzer
• Local Tint
• The Locust Fork Journal
• Peace Takes Courage
• The Peanut Butter and Jelly Chronicles
• Red State Diaries
• Sack Sessions
• The Smug Baldy Speaks
• The World Around You
• Thomason Tracts
• Alabama Democratic Party Blog
• Alablawg
• Bessemer Neighborhood Association
• Birmingham Blues
• Blethers
• Blue Sparks in Alabama
• Daily Dixie
• Left in Alabama
• Legal Schnauzer
• Local Tint
• Niches
• Politics 08
• Sack Sessions
• The Human Animal
• The Norla Blog
• Thomason Tracts

[edit] Other External Links

• The Official State Web Page
• Corporations in Alabama profited from 'slavery in all but name'

[edit] See also