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Bradley Byrne gets more backing for Mobile Congressional campaign

Alabama's newest member of Congress has landed seats on committees that he says will be important to his south Alabama district.
Anniston Star
Alabama's newest member of Congress has landed seats on committees that he says will be important to his south Alabama district.

MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — Former two-year college Chancellor Bradley Byrne is drawing support in the 1st Congressional District race from two people who previously held the job. Former Rep. Jo Bonner, who resigned in August, and former Rep. Jack Edwards, who held the seat from 1965 to 1985, are the hosts for a campaign fundraiser for Byrne on Oct. 22 in Mobile. Bonner did not endorse anyone in the Republican primary last month. But told al.com that he decided to back Byrne in the Republican runoff because he's a man of character, and he has a record of fighting corruption and bringing jobs to south Alabama. Byrne faces Orange Beach businessman Dean Young in the runoff Nov. 5.

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