Gov.-elects wife Dianne Bentley looks back at campaign
The woman who drove Robert Bentley from one campaign stop to another during the race for governor wasn’t a paid campaign staffer. It was his wife — because the long-shot candidate couldn’t afford a driver.
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What’s Next for Bentley
As promised, Dr. Robert Bentley has gotten down to business less than 12 hours after being named Alabama’s next governor. Bentley says he will work with the governor and his newly formed transition team to make his move to Montgomery smooth; and although Republicans have largely been in the minority in politics for over 100 years, it’s important that he is able to cross party lines to move …
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Robert Bentley wins Alabama governor’s race
Expected to address the public about 9 p.m.
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Governors race leader is Bentley, polls show
Here in the geographic center of the state, Robert Bentley began the final leg of the 2010 governor’s race with a double-digit lead in the polls over Ron Sparks, the popular state agriculture commissioner.
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Chamber to host Bentley, Sparks forum August 26
Alabama Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ron Sparks will face off against the Republican candidate Robert Bentley next month in Arab. The Arab Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the forum, which will give candidates time to speak before they take questions.
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Campaign 2010: Dr. Robert Bentley quiet as a legislator
Tuscaloosa doctor known by colleagues for independent approach.
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Bentley promises to continue positive campaigning
Dr. Robert Bentley says he will continue the use of positive advertising in his campaign for the governor’s seat…
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Gubernatorial candidate Robert Bentley talks jobs, health care and reform
On Saturday morning, Bentley and eight other Republican runoff candidates, including those running for State School Board, State Senate District 9, Public Service Commission and Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries spoke during a Madison County Republican Men’s Club meeting.
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