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Alabama: U.S. Representatives, 1990s

U.S. Representatives from Alabama, 1990-99 (may be incomplete!)

1st District: H. L. 'Sonny' Callahan 1985-2003
2nd District: William L. Dickinson 1965-93 Terry Everett 1993-2009
3rd District: Glen Browder 1989-97 Bob Riley 1997-2003
4th District: Tom Bevill 1973-97 Robert B. Aderholt 1997-
5th District: Ronnie G. Flippo 1977-91 Bud Cramer 1991-2009
6th District: Ben Erdreich 1983-93 Spencer T. Bachus 1993-2015
7th District: Claude Harris, Jr. 1987-93 Earl F. Hilliard 1993-2003

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

U.S. Representatives from Alabama: Events and Candidates of the 1990's (may be incomplete!)

1st District:
- 1990 Nov 6: H. L. 'Sonny' Callahan (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: H. L. 'Sonny' Callahan (Rep), elected; William A. Brewer (Dem), defeated; John R. Garrett (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Nov 8: H. L. 'Sonny' Callahan (Rep), elected; Don Womack (Dem), defeated.
- 1996 Nov 5: H. L. 'Sonny' Callahan (Rep), elected; Don Womack (Dem), defeated; Bob Burns (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1998 Nov 3: H. L. 'Sonny' Callahan (Rep), elected unopposed.
2nd District:
- 1990 Nov 6: William L. Dickinson (Rep), elected; Faye Baggiano (Dem), defeated.
- 1992 Nov 3: Terry Everett (Rep), elected; George C. Wallace, Jr. (Dem), defeated; Glynn Reeves (Libertarian), defeated; Malcolm S. Brassell (Ind), defeated; Richard C. Boone (Ind), defeated.
- 1994 Nov 8: Terry Everett (Rep), elected; Brian Dowling (Dem), defeated.
- 1996 Nov 5: Terry Everett (Rep), elected; Bob Gaines (Dem), defeated; Michael Probst (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1998 Nov 3: Terry Everett (Rep), elected; Joe Fondren (Dem), defeated.
3rd District:
- 1990 Nov 6: Glen Browder (Dem), elected; Don Sledge (Rep), defeated.
- 1992 Nov 3: Glen Browder (Dem), elected; Don Sledge (Rep), defeated; Rodric D. Templeton (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Nov 8: Glen Browder (Dem), elected; Ben Hand (Rep), defeated.
- 1996 Nov 5: Bob Riley (Rep), elected; T. D. 'Ted' Little (Dem), defeated; Lucy Lawrence (Natural Law), defeated; Ralph Stokes (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1998 Nov 3: Bob Riley (Rep), elected; Joe Turnham (Dem), defeated.
4th District:
- 1990 Nov 6: Tom Bevill (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1992 Nov 3: Tom Bevill (Dem), elected; Martha Strickland (Rep), defeated; Robert P. King (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Nov 8: Tom Bevill (Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1996 Nov 5: Robert B. Aderholt (Rep), elected; Robert T. Wilson, Jr. (Dem), defeated; Alan F. Barksdale (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1998 Nov 3: Robert B. Aderholt (Rep), elected; Don Bevill (Dem), defeated.
5th District:
- 1990 Nov 6: Bud Cramer (Dem), elected; Albert McDonald (Rep), defeated.
- 1992 Nov 3: Bud Cramer (Dem), elected; Terry Smith (Rep), defeated; C. Michael Seibert (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Nov 8: Bud Cramer (Dem), elected; Wayne Parker (Rep), defeated.
- 1996 Nov 5: Bud Cramer (Dem), elected; Wayne Parker (Rep), defeated; Shirley J. Madison (Natural Law), defeated; Craig Goodrich (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1998 Nov 3: Bud Cramer (Dem), elected; Gil Aust (Rep), defeated.
6th District:
- 1990 Nov 6: Ben Erdreich (Dem), elected; David A. Alvarez (Ind), defeated; Nathaniel Ivory (Ind), defeated.
- 1992 Nov 3: Spencer T. Bachus (Rep), elected; Ben Erdreich (Dem), defeated; Carla Cloum (Ind), defeated; Mark Bodenhausen (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Nov 8: Spencer T. Bachus (Rep), elected; Larry Fortenberry (Dem), defeated.
- 1996 Nov 5: Spencer T. Bachus (Rep), elected; Mary Lynn Bates (Dem), defeated; T. Franklin Harris (Libertarian), defeated; Diane Vogel (Natural Law), defeated.
- 1998 Nov 3: Spencer T. Bachus (Rep), elected; Donna Wesson Smalley (Dem), defeated.
7th District:
- 1990 Nov 6: Claude Harris, Jr. (Dem), elected; Michael D. Barker (Rep), defeated.
- 1992 Nov 3: Earl F. Hilliard (Dem), elected; Kervin Jones (Rep), defeated; James M. Lewis (Ind), defeated; James Chambliss (Ind), defeated; Michael T. Mayer (Libertarian), defeated; John Hawkins (Socialist Workers), defeated.
- 1994 Nov 8: Earl F. Hilliard (Dem), elected; Alfred J. Middleton, Sr. (Rep), defeated.
- 1996 Nov 5: Earl F. Hilliard (Dem), elected; Joe Powell (Rep), defeated; Ken Hager (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1998 Nov 3: Earl F. Hilliard (Dem), elected unopposed.

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