Alabama Cannabis Coalition announces endorsements for November 8 election

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W.J. Monagle votes in the Arkansas primary election at Saint Mark's Baptist church in Little Rock, Ark., on Tuesday, May 24, 2022. (Stephen Swofford/The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette via AP)

The Alabama Cannabis Coalition (ACC) announced that they were endorsing Libertarian nominee Dr. James “Jimmy” Blake for Governor. The ACC endorsed most of the Libertarian Party of Alabama slate of candidates as well as a few Democratic candidates in the November 8 general election.

“He supports the Citizen’s right to home grow, the expungement of cannabis convictions, decriminalization, and the “Legalization” of cannabis in the State of Alabama,” said ACC President Marty Schelper. “These are all indicators of a candidate who supports smaller government, freedom, liberty, and justice, for the citizens of the State of Alabama.”

“We are proud to give him our overwhelming endorsement and support,” Schelper continued. “The ACC will be campaigning for his election.”  

On Tuesday, the ACC announced that they had endorsed the candidates for the 2022 Midterm Election. “We are pleased to endorse these Anti Prohibition/ProCannabis Candidates in the State of Alabama. We wholeheartedly endorse their campaigns and believe each candidate to be a breath of fresh air for the necessary change that we need in Alabama regarding Cannabis,” the announcement stated.

·       Jimmy Blake (L), Governor of Alabama

·       Ruth Page-Nelson (L), Lt. Governor of Alabama

·       John Sophocleus (L), US Senate

·       Alexander M. Remrey (L) US Congress, District 1

·       Jonathan Realz (L), US Congress District 2

·       Johnny C. Cochran (L), US Congress, District 4

·       PJ Greer (L), US Congress, District 5

·       Gavin Goodman (L), US Congress District 7th

·       Leigh LaChine (L), AL State Auditor

Alabama State Senate

·       Rick Chandler (L), Alabama State Senate District 3

·       Kyle Richard Garrison (L), Alabama State Senate District 6

·       Danny Wilson (L), Alabama State Senate District 19

·       Portia Shepherd (L), Alabama State Senate District 23

·       Richard Benderson (L), Alabama State Senate District 24

·       Louie Albert Albright (L), Alabama State Senate, District 25

·       David Boatwright (L), Alabama State Senate District 28

·       Floyd “Pete” McBroom (L), Alabama State Senate District 29

·       Clifton Hudson (L), Alabama State Senate District 35

Alabama House

·       Rep. Angela Walser (L), Alabama House Rep. District 8

·       Gregory Bodine (L), Alabama House Rep. District 9

·       Elijah Boyd (L), Alabama House Rep. District 10

·       Talia Shimp (L), Alabama House Rep. District 18

·       Matthew G. Morris Jr. (L), Alabama House Rep. District 41

·       Doug Ward (L), Alabama House Rep. District 42

·       Jason Burr (L), Alabama House Rep. District 43

·       Kari Mitchell Whitaker (L), Alabama House Rep. District 45

·       Neil Rafferty (D), Alabama House Rep. District 54

·       Carson Lester (L), Alabama House Rep. District 56

·       Manijeh Nancy Jones (L), Alabama House Rep. District 57

·       JP French (L), Alabama House Rep. District 60

·       Jeff May (L), Alabama House Rep. District 64

·       Scott Manges (L), Alabama House Rep. District 76

·       Amanda Frison (L), Alabama House Rep. District 79

·       Justin Tyler May (L), Alabama House Rep. District 88

·       Margaret “Maggie” Helveston (L), Alabama House Rep., District 94

·       Richard Brackner (D), Alabama House Rep. District 95

·       Mark Lewis (L), Alabama House Rep. District 105

LOCAL CANDIDATES

·       Devin Cordell (L), Jefferson County Commissioner, District 3

·       Frank Dillman Sr. (L), Macon County Commissioner, District 4

·       Charles Wyckoff (L), Mobile County Sheriff

The general election is on November 8.

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