Del Marsh

Del Marsh
President pro tempore of the Alabama Senate
Incumbent
Assumed office November 3, 2010
Preceded by	Rodger Smitherman
Member of the Alabama Senate from the 12th district
Incumbent
Assumed office November 3, 1998
Preceded by	Doug Ghee
Personal details
Born	(1956-09-02) September 2, 1956 Wheeling, West Virginia, U.S.
Political party	Republican
Spouse(s)	Ginger Suddeth
Children	2
Alma mater	Auburn University
Religion	Episcopalianism

Adelbert C. "Del" Marsh is a Republican member of the Alabama Senate, representing the 12th District since 1998. He defeated Democratic challenger Judge Wallace Wyatt in the 2010 Midterm Elections. The next day, he was chosen as President pro tempore of the Alabama State Senate by his colleagues.

External links

Alabama State Legislature – Senator Del Marsh official government website
Project Vote Smart – Senator Del Marsh (AL) profile
Follow the Money – Del Marsh
- 2006 2002 1998 campaign contributions

Current statewide political officials of Alabama

U.S. Senators	Richard Shelby Jeff Sessions

State government	Robert J. Bentley, Governor Kay Ivey, Lieutenant Governor Luther Strange, Attorney General John Merrill, Secretary of State Young Boozer, Treasurer John McMillan, Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries

Senate	Kay Ivey, President Del Marsh, President Pro Tempore of the Senate J. T. Waggoner, Majority Leader Roger Bedford, Jr., Minority Leader

House	Mike Hubbard, Speaker Victor Gaston, Speaker Pro Tempore Micky Hammon, Majority Leader Craig Ford, Minority Leader

Supreme Court	Chuck Malone, Chief Justice James Allen Main Thomas A. Woodall Lyn Stuart Kelli Wise Michael F. Bolin Tom Parker Glenn Murdock Greg Shaw

Members of the Alabama State Senate

President of the Senate: Kay Ivey (R)
President Pro Tempore: Del Marsh (R)
Majority Leader: J. T. Waggoner (R)
Minority Leader: Roger Bedford, Jr. (D)

Tammy Irons (D)
Bill Holtzclaw (R)
Arthur Orr (R)
Paul Bussman (R)
Greg Reed (R)
R. Bedford Jr. (D)
Paul Sanford (R)

Shadrack McGill (R)
Clay Scofield (R)
Phil Williams (R)
Jerry L. Fielding (D)
Del Marsh (R)
Gerald Dial (R)
Cam Ward (R)

Slade Blackwell (R)
J. T. Waggoner (R)
Scott Beason (R)
R. Smitherman (D)
Priscilla Dunn (D)
Linda Coleman (D)
Gerald Allen (R)

Marc Keahey (D)
Henry Sanders (D)
Bobby Singleton (D)
Dick Brewbaker (R)
Quinton Ross (D)
Tom Whatley (R)
Billy Beasley (D)

Harri Smith (I)
Bryan Taylor (R)
Jimmy Holley (R)
Trip Pittman (R)
Viv Figures (D)
Rusty Glover (R)
Vacant

Current Presidents of United States Senates

President pro tempore of the United States Senate: Orrin Hatch (R-Utah)

AL	Del Marsh (R)
AK	Kevin Meyer (R)
AZ	Andy Biggs (R)
AR	Jonathan Dismang (R)
CA	Kevin de León (D)
CO	Bill Cadman (R)
CT	Donald Williams (D)
DE	Patricia Blevins (D)
FL	Andy Gardiner (R)
GA	David Shafer (R)
HI	Donna Kim (D)
ID	Brent Hill (R)

IL	John Cullerton (D)
IN	David Long (R)
IA	Pam Jochum (D)
KS	Susan Wagle (R)
KY	Robert Stivers (R)
LA	John Alario (R)
ME	Michael Thibodeau (R)
MD	Thomas Miller (D)
MA	Stan Rosenberg (D)
MI	Tonya Schuitmaker (R)
MN	Sandy Pappas (D)
MS	Giles Ward (R)

MO	Tom Dempsey (R)
MT	Jeff Essmann (R)
NE	Galen Hadley (R)
NV	Joe Hardy (R)
NH	Chuck Morse (R)
NJ	Stephen Sweeney (D)
NM	Mary Papen (D)
NY	Dean Skelos (R)
NC	Phil Berger (R)
ND	Dick Dever (R)
OH	Keith Faber (R)
OK	Brian Bingman (R)

OR	Peter Courtney (D)
PA	Joseph Scarnati (R)
RI	Teresa Paiva-Weed (D)
SC	Hugh Leatherman (R)
SD	Corey Brown (R)
TN	Bo Watson (R)
TX	Juan Hinojosa (D)
UT	Wayne Niederhauser (R)
VT	John Campbell (D)
VA	Walter Stosch (R)
WA	Pam Roach (R)
WV	Bill Cole (R)

WI	Mary Lazich (R)
WY	Phil Nicholas (R)
DC	Phil Mendelson (D)
Territories:
AS	Gaoteote Tofau Palaie (I)
GU	Judith Won Pat (D)
MP	Victor Hocog (R)
PR	Eduardo Bhatia (D)
VI	Neville James (D)

Political party affiliations:

italics indicate speakers of unicameral bodies • In cases where the lieutenant governor is ex-officio president, president pro tempore are listed