CULLMAN —
The Republican primary special election for the District 11 seat in the Alabama House of Representatives gets under way today at 7 a.m.
Republican candidates are Danny Alldredge, Mike Graves, Lydia Haynes and Randall Shedd. The winner faces Democrat Kelly Evans in an upcoming specially-called general election.
Polls open Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. at all locations.
Below is a list of all polling locations open to District 11 voters. Voters in the City of Cullman, which is partially covered by Districts 11 and 12, may wish to check with the Cullman County board of Registrars at 256-739-3530 or 256-775-4697 to make sure they live in an area of town that qualifies them as District 11 electors.
* Cullman Civic Center
* Cullman County Office Building (Basement)
* Cullman City Hall
* Cullman County Courthouse Conference Room
* Vinemont-Providence Fire Department
* Gold Ridge Community Center
* Baileyton Town Hall
* Joppa Volunteer Fire Department
* New Canaan Senior Center
* Holly Pond Volunteer Fire Department
* Berlin Community Center
* Walter Community Center
* Fairview Volunteer Fire Department
* Fairview Town Hall
* Kelley Community Center
* Simcoe Community Center
* East Point Community Center
* Brooklyn Community Center
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