", "Coming from Montgomery ... where there's been a lot, Alabama's been full of lot of prejudice , and to go from (former Alabama Gov.) Don’t underestimate what new Montgomery mayor Steven Reed’s historic victory means Montgomery's Steven Reed makes history as city's first African American mayor Growing up … Despite these unique challenges, Mayor Reed is ready to advance an agenda that deals with the community’s most pressing issues and puts Montgomery on-track to become a leader in the New South. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This is a list of mayors who have served the city of …
Local media called the election for Reed, who overwhelmingly defeated television station owner David Woods by more than 16,000 votes.
Steven L. Reed became the 57th mayor of the city of Montgomery on November 12, 2019.
"Let the record show tonight, above all ... what we can do when we come together in this city and we build around positivity, around opportunity, and all the things that tie us together versus those things that keep us apart," Reed told supporters at a rally turned victory party.
With access to steamboats and railroads, as well as proximity to fertile agricultural regions, it soon became a key transport hub through which bales of cotton were shippe…
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Probate Judge Steven Reed, 45, clasped the history-making victory to be elected the next mayor of Montgomery after defeating businessman David Woods by …
Reed will be sworn into office in November, replacing Mayor Todd Strange, who has held office since 2009. f: 334-625-2600
And certainly, we're trying to deal with issues around criminal justice," he said. ", In his concession speech, Woods said he would work to support Reed and to bring Montgomery together as a united city, according to, Reed and Woods received the most votes in August in the city's 12-person primary, leading to Tuesday's run-off. Sen. Elizabeth Warren tweeted: "Congratulations to @StevenLouisReed on his historic election as Montgomery, Alabama's first African American mayor! Reed was elected in 2012 as a probate judge in Montgomery County, becoming the first African-American and youngest person to do so. "This is a new day, and we're going to be a great part and a great asset to this country.
In his first eight months in office, Mayor Reed has successfully led Montgomery amid the once-in-a-lifetime pandemic that jeopardized regional hospital capacity and businesses’ livelihoods. "We want to turn the page and change the narrative, and that's what this election was about.". Reed tweeted that he spoke with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who congratulated him on his victory.
(CNN)The man who will be Montgomery, Alabama's first African American mayor wants his tenure to signal a new narrative for his 200-year-old city, he told CNN on Thursday.
Williams said she voted in every election and it is important to have someone who looks like Reed represent the community.
In Tuesday's … ", Hub of civil rights movement elects first black mayor, Here's how an Alabama newspaper marked the opening of the nation's first lynching memorial, Montgomery elected its first black mayor in 200 years. Watch New Day weekdays at 6am-9am ET.
", "Coming from Montgomery ... where there's been a lot, Alabama's been full of lot of prejudice , and to go from (former Alabama Gov.) Don’t underestimate what new Montgomery mayor Steven Reed’s historic victory means Montgomery's Steven Reed makes history as city's first African American mayor Growing up … Despite these unique challenges, Mayor Reed is ready to advance an agenda that deals with the community’s most pressing issues and puts Montgomery on-track to become a leader in the New South. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This is a list of mayors who have served the city of …
Local media called the election for Reed, who overwhelmingly defeated television station owner David Woods by more than 16,000 votes.
Steven L. Reed became the 57th mayor of the city of Montgomery on November 12, 2019.
"Let the record show tonight, above all ... what we can do when we come together in this city and we build around positivity, around opportunity, and all the things that tie us together versus those things that keep us apart," Reed told supporters at a rally turned victory party.
With access to steamboats and railroads, as well as proximity to fertile agricultural regions, it soon became a key transport hub through which bales of cotton were shippe…
p: 334-625-2000
Probate Judge Steven Reed, 45, clasped the history-making victory to be elected the next mayor of Montgomery after defeating businessman David Woods by …
Reed will be sworn into office in November, replacing Mayor Todd Strange, who has held office since 2009. f: 334-625-2600
And certainly, we're trying to deal with issues around criminal justice," he said. ", In his concession speech, Woods said he would work to support Reed and to bring Montgomery together as a united city, according to, Reed and Woods received the most votes in August in the city's 12-person primary, leading to Tuesday's run-off. Sen. Elizabeth Warren tweeted: "Congratulations to @StevenLouisReed on his historic election as Montgomery, Alabama's first African American mayor! Reed was elected in 2012 as a probate judge in Montgomery County, becoming the first African-American and youngest person to do so. "This is a new day, and we're going to be a great part and a great asset to this country.
In his first eight months in office, Mayor Reed has successfully led Montgomery amid the once-in-a-lifetime pandemic that jeopardized regional hospital capacity and businesses’ livelihoods. "We want to turn the page and change the narrative, and that's what this election was about.". Reed tweeted that he spoke with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who congratulated him on his victory.
(CNN)The man who will be Montgomery, Alabama's first African American mayor wants his tenure to signal a new narrative for his 200-year-old city, he told CNN on Thursday.
Williams said she voted in every election and it is important to have someone who looks like Reed represent the community.
In Tuesday's … ", Hub of civil rights movement elects first black mayor, Here's how an Alabama newspaper marked the opening of the nation's first lynching memorial, Montgomery elected its first black mayor in 200 years. Watch New Day weekdays at 6am-9am ET.
", "Coming from Montgomery ... where there's been a lot, Alabama's been full of lot of prejudice , and to go from (former Alabama Gov.) Don’t underestimate what new Montgomery mayor Steven Reed’s historic victory means Montgomery's Steven Reed makes history as city's first African American mayor Growing up … Despite these unique challenges, Mayor Reed is ready to advance an agenda that deals with the community’s most pressing issues and puts Montgomery on-track to become a leader in the New South. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This is a list of mayors who have served the city of …
Local media called the election for Reed, who overwhelmingly defeated television station owner David Woods by more than 16,000 votes.
Steven L. Reed became the 57th mayor of the city of Montgomery on November 12, 2019.
"Let the record show tonight, above all ... what we can do when we come together in this city and we build around positivity, around opportunity, and all the things that tie us together versus those things that keep us apart," Reed told supporters at a rally turned victory party.
With access to steamboats and railroads, as well as proximity to fertile agricultural regions, it soon became a key transport hub through which bales of cotton were shippe…
p: 334-625-2000
Probate Judge Steven Reed, 45, clasped the history-making victory to be elected the next mayor of Montgomery after defeating businessman David Woods by …
Reed will be sworn into office in November, replacing Mayor Todd Strange, who has held office since 2009. f: 334-625-2600
And certainly, we're trying to deal with issues around criminal justice," he said. ", In his concession speech, Woods said he would work to support Reed and to bring Montgomery together as a united city, according to, Reed and Woods received the most votes in August in the city's 12-person primary, leading to Tuesday's run-off. Sen. Elizabeth Warren tweeted: "Congratulations to @StevenLouisReed on his historic election as Montgomery, Alabama's first African American mayor! Reed was elected in 2012 as a probate judge in Montgomery County, becoming the first African-American and youngest person to do so. "This is a new day, and we're going to be a great part and a great asset to this country.
In his first eight months in office, Mayor Reed has successfully led Montgomery amid the once-in-a-lifetime pandemic that jeopardized regional hospital capacity and businesses’ livelihoods. "We want to turn the page and change the narrative, and that's what this election was about.". Reed tweeted that he spoke with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who congratulated him on his victory.
(CNN)The man who will be Montgomery, Alabama's first African American mayor wants his tenure to signal a new narrative for his 200-year-old city, he told CNN on Thursday.
Williams said she voted in every election and it is important to have someone who looks like Reed represent the community.
In Tuesday's … ", Hub of civil rights movement elects first black mayor, Here's how an Alabama newspaper marked the opening of the nation's first lynching memorial, Montgomery elected its first black mayor in 200 years. Watch New Day weekdays at 6am-9am ET.
Reed's historic election drew national praise, with several Democratic presidential candidates congratulating him. We worked hard, met with a lot of people, and it just worked out that our opponent had more votes than we did," Woods told WSFA.
", "Coming from Montgomery ... where there's been a lot, Alabama's been full of lot of prejudice , and to go from (former Alabama Gov.) Don’t underestimate what new Montgomery mayor Steven Reed’s historic victory means Montgomery's Steven Reed makes history as city's first African American mayor Growing up … Despite these unique challenges, Mayor Reed is ready to advance an agenda that deals with the community’s most pressing issues and puts Montgomery on-track to become a leader in the New South. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This is a list of mayors who have served the city of …
Local media called the election for Reed, who overwhelmingly defeated television station owner David Woods by more than 16,000 votes.
Steven L. Reed became the 57th mayor of the city of Montgomery on November 12, 2019.
"Let the record show tonight, above all ... what we can do when we come together in this city and we build around positivity, around opportunity, and all the things that tie us together versus those things that keep us apart," Reed told supporters at a rally turned victory party.
With access to steamboats and railroads, as well as proximity to fertile agricultural regions, it soon became a key transport hub through which bales of cotton were shippe…
p: 334-625-2000
Probate Judge Steven Reed, 45, clasped the history-making victory to be elected the next mayor of Montgomery after defeating businessman David Woods by …
Reed will be sworn into office in November, replacing Mayor Todd Strange, who has held office since 2009. f: 334-625-2600
And certainly, we're trying to deal with issues around criminal justice," he said. ", In his concession speech, Woods said he would work to support Reed and to bring Montgomery together as a united city, according to, Reed and Woods received the most votes in August in the city's 12-person primary, leading to Tuesday's run-off. Sen. Elizabeth Warren tweeted: "Congratulations to @StevenLouisReed on his historic election as Montgomery, Alabama's first African American mayor! Reed was elected in 2012 as a probate judge in Montgomery County, becoming the first African-American and youngest person to do so. "This is a new day, and we're going to be a great part and a great asset to this country.
In his first eight months in office, Mayor Reed has successfully led Montgomery amid the once-in-a-lifetime pandemic that jeopardized regional hospital capacity and businesses’ livelihoods. "We want to turn the page and change the narrative, and that's what this election was about.". Reed tweeted that he spoke with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who congratulated him on his victory.
(CNN)The man who will be Montgomery, Alabama's first African American mayor wants his tenure to signal a new narrative for his 200-year-old city, he told CNN on Thursday.
Williams said she voted in every election and it is important to have someone who looks like Reed represent the community.
In Tuesday's … ", Hub of civil rights movement elects first black mayor, Here's how an Alabama newspaper marked the opening of the nation's first lynching memorial, Montgomery elected its first black mayor in 200 years. Watch New Day weekdays at 6am-9am ET.
