MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Terry Everett's retirement from Congress
may not be a farewell to politics.
The 2nd District representative from Rehobeth says he's
considering entering the Republican primary for governor in 2010.
Republican Gov. Bob Riley has served two terms and can't run
again in 2010. State Republican Party Chairman Mike Hubbard says
Everett would be a strong candidate if he decides to run.
Everett will retire from Congress in January after serving 16
years. His district runs from Montgomery to Dothan.
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Alabama Congressman Everett May Run for Governor
Everett says he's considering entering the Republican primary for governor in 2010
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Published: July 30, 2008
Published: July 30, 2008
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