Politics & Government
Birmingham BOE Election Results: 2 Incumbents Lose Seats
Some incumbent members of the Birmingham Board of Education faced tight races in Tuesday's elections.
BIRMINGHAM, AL — The Birmingham Board of Education elections included more than 20 candidates vying for the nine seats on the board, and some of the board's current members ended the night unseated, so to speak.
Doug Ragland of District 1, Terri Michel of District 2 and Daagye Hendricks of District 4 look to have lost their bids for re-election.
Of the nine members of the Birmingham Board of Education, three are not running for re-election: Mickey Millsap in District 5, Cheri Gardner in District 6 and Sandra Brown in District 9.
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This means the probability of six new board members.
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District 1
- Sherman Collins Jr.: 1,827 votes
- Douglas "Doug" Ragland (i): 1,814 votes
- Jerry Tate: 601 votes
District 2
- Neonta Williams: 2,064 votes
- Terri Michel (i): 1,608 votes
District 3
- Mary D. Boehm (i): 3,204 votes
- Byron Lagrone: 438 votes
District 4
- Derrick L. Billups: 1,705 votes
- Daagye Hendricks (i): 1,331 votes
District 5
- David Tarell McKinney: 1,637 votes
- James A. Sullivan: 1,886 votes
District 6
- Jamaree' Collins: 247 votes
- Leticia Watkins: 2,273 votes
- Yancey Williams Sr.: 1,007 votes
District 8
- Antoinette "Toni" King: 408 votes
- Curtis Tyrone Robinson: 209 votes
- Sonja Q. Smith (i): 2,469 votes
- Antwon Bernard Womack: 699 votes
District 9
- Le'Darius Hilliard: 1,934 votes
- Jason Meadows: 1,878 votes
- Susan Diane Mitchell: 579 votes
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