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Flowers becomes first Black major party nominee for Alabama governor

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Yolanda Flowers is now the first Black Alabamian to be nominated by a major party for the state's highest office. Unofficial results at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday night showed Flowers overcoming her runoff opponent State Senator Malika Sanders-Fortier. This is the first time in Alabama history that both major party nominees are women.

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Yolanda Flowers Wins Democratic Nomination for Governor - Alabama News

Democrat Yolanda Flowers will face Republican Gov. Kay Ivey in the November general election.

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Yolanda Flowers wins Democratic nomination in Alabama gubernatorial race

She is now the first Black woman to be nominated by a major party for Alabama governor.

·Huntsville, United States
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Yolanda Flowers wins Democratic nomination for governor in Alabama primary election.

Yolanda Flowers wins Democratic nomination for governor in Alabama primary election.

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Yolanda Flowers wins Democratic nomination for governor in Alabama primary election.

Yolanda Flowers wins Democratic nomination for governor in Alabama primary election.

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Flowers becomes first Black major party nominee for Alabama governor

Democrat Yolanda Flowers made history on Tuesday night as the first Black person to be nominated by a major party for Governor of Alabama.

·Huntsville, United States
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Flowers wins Democratic runoff, first Black female nominee for governor

The winner will face off against Republican incumbent Gov. Kay Ivey during the state’s general election Nov. 8.

·Birmingham, United States
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Alabama Live broke the news in Birmingham, United States on Wednesday, June 22, 2022.
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