Jeffrey A. Johnson
for Alabama House of Representatives, District 10

Mentions in the Media

The Huntsville Times, 26-June-2002, Section B, page 1:

Ball knocks Arnold from GOP race
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Ball will face Democrat Pat Smith, a teacher at Grissom High School, and Libertarian Jeffrey Johnson, a software developer, in the Nov.5 general election.

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The Huntsville Times, 05-June-2002, Section B, page 1:

Former Huntsville City Councilman Ken Arnold doesn't mind being called an "insider."

In fact, it's part of his political strategy heading into a June 25 runoff with state investigator Mike Ball to decide the Republican Party's nominee for the District 10 state House seat. Incumbent Rep. Jim Haney, R-Huntsville, is retiring from politics.

The GOP winner faces Democrat Pam Smith, a teacher at Grissom High School, and Libertarian Jeffrey Adam Johnson in the November general election. Both were unopposed Tuesday.


Clarification:
Actually, I was nominated by the Libertarian Party of Alabama at our non-taxpayer funded state convention in Birmingham on April 14, 2002.

This is in stark contrast to how the Democratic and Republican parties waste $2 million or so of taxpayer money to select their candidates using primary elections and runoff primary elections.

Click here to see this article online.
 

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The Huntsville Times, 31-May-2002, Special Election Section, page 5:

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