JEFF'S MESSAGE
The Arab Tribune - March 2009
It took some finagling and hardball politics, but Rep. Jeff McLaughlin did the right thing in his fight to return $6 million in annual TVA in-lieu-of-tax payments to the people of North Alabama. Several years ago, through his leadership, he formed the bipartisan Tennessee Valley Caucus to stop Atlanta, Birmingham and others from pumping water from our natural water shed. Now this same group, again through McLaughlin’s efforts, ignored party politics to do what was right for the people they represent. And that’s a job well done.
Political Parlor Interview
May 2009
Who is the most statesman-like Legislator in Alabama? "One name always comes to mind for me: Rep. Jeff McLaughlin of Marshall County."
The Birmingham News
July 2009
...McLaughlin walks the walk – he has refused to accept any campaign donations in his three campaigns for the House. Too many elected officials are more interested in talking than walking.
FROM THE
NEWS
EVENTS
UPCOMING
AUGUST 19, 5:00 PM
Campaign Kickoff! ARAB
Arab City Park
AUGUST 25, 5:00 PM
Campaign Kickoff! GRANT
Place Porky's
AUGUST 28, 5:00 PM
Campaign Kickoff! GUNTERSVILLE
Harbor Pavilion
OCTOBER 7, 6:30 PM
District 27 Candidate FORUM
Guntersville Town Hall
Sponsored by the
Marshall County Leadership Challenge Alumni Board
SEPTEMBER 16, 5:00 PM
Democratic/Rally/Cookout! GUNTERSVILLE
Civitan Park Pavillion
OCTOBER 23, 6:30 PM
Candidate Debates
Arab Senior Center
Sponsored by the
The Arab Tribune
OCTOBER 20, 5:30 PM
Volunteer Meeting
Office of McLaughlin/Edmondson
OCTOBER 31
6:30 PM Pre-Game
Guntersville/Albertville
Historical 100th Game
McCord Field - Albertville
Alabama Legislature's last honest man may be
Jeff McLaughlin
by George Talbot
The Mobile Press-Register
Click the AL.com logo to read the article.
Cloning Jeff McLaughlin...
an article from
The Birmingham News reprinted by
The Advertiser Gleam
Alabama's Most Statesmen - like Legislators...
an 2009 article from the Alabama Political Blog
Doc's Political Parlor
 District Lines from 2000The image is a screenshot from the Advertiser Gleam in 2000 outlining the 2 Districts back then. With the recent redistricting, literally neighbors and neighborhoods are divided. Click on the image to expand. |
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