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Our Campaigns – Candidate – Folsom, Jr., James E. "Jim"
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749:United States Senate election in Alabama, 1980
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841:Jim Folsom Jr. (D) (Inc.) – 768,988 (67.33%)
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1468:Order of precedence of the United States
1140:Alabama Governor James Elisha Folsom Jr.
857:Jim Folsom Jr. (Inc.) – 380,227 (54.04%)
825:Jim Folsom Jr. (Inc.) – 510,814 (80.87%)
607:Post-governorship and return to politics
454:and legendary two-term Alabama Governor
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987:Alan Abramowitz, Jeffrey Allan Segal,
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852:Democratic primary for governor, 1994
809:Jim Folsom Jr. (D) – 726,111 (61.85%)
761:Jim Folsom Jr. (D) – 610,175 (47.05%)
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715:Jim Folsom Jr. – 163,196 (35.67%)
567:, the executive secretary of the
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420:James Elisha 'Jim' Folsom Jr.
375:Jacksonville State University
2067:People from Cullman, Alabama
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1108:Jim Folsom for Lt. Governor
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406:Years of service
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702:United States Senate
651:Governor of Maryland
514:Alabama State Senate
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1395:Governor of Alabama
1252:Governor of Alabama
867:Margaret E. Stewart
725:Margaret E. Stewart
632:Governor of Vermont
603:in South Carolina.
587:in New Mexico, and
510:Lieutenant Governor
444:Montgomery, Alabama
344:Montgomery, Alabama
166:Governor of Alabama
16:American politician
1482:as Former Governor
1460:as Former Governor
1180:Political offices
1149:government profile
969:. December 2, 2012
863:– 285,554 (40.59%)
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