Todd Strange (politician)

Todd Strange is a politician from Alabama, who is serving as the 56th Mayor of Montgomery, Alabama.^[1] Strange won a special election & took office on March 24, 2009 after his predecessor, Democrat Bobby Bright, was elected to the United States House of Representatives.^[2] Although municipal elections in Montgomery are nonpartisan, Strange is a Republican.

Before becoming mayor, Strange served as chairman of the Montgomery County Commission for nearly five years.^[1] He also served as president, CEO, and co-owner of Blount Strange Automotive Group.^[2]

References

1 2 Pitts, Sally (12 March 2010). "Montgomery's Mayor looks back at first year in office". WSFA. Retrieved 21 December 2010.
1 2 Henry, Bryan (11 July 2009). "Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange looks back at first 100 plus days". WSFA. Retrieved 21 December 2010.

Official biography

Mayors of U.S. state and territorial capital cities

Todd Strange (R/NP) Montgomery, AL Mary Becker (NP) Juneau, AK Greg Stanton (D) Phoenix, AZ Mark Stodola (D) Little Rock, AR Kevin Johnson (D) Sacramento, CA Michael Hancock (D) Denver, CO Luke Bronin (D) Hartford, CT Robin Christiansen (?) Dover, DE Andrew Gillum (D) Tallahassee, FL Kasim Reed (D) Atlanta, GA Kirk Caldwell (D) Honolulu, HI David H. Bieter (D/NP) Boise, ID Jim Langfelder (D) Springfield, IL Joe Hogsett (D) Indianapolis, IN Frank Cownie (D) Des Moines, IA Larry E. Wolgast (D) Topeka, KS William May (?) Frankfort, KY Kip Holden (D) Baton Rouge, LA David Rollins (I) Augusta, ME Mike Pantelides (R) Annapolis, MD Marty Walsh (D) Boston, MA Virgil Bernero (D) Lansing, MI Chris Coleman (DFL) Saint Paul, MN Tony Yarber (D) Jackson, MS Carrie Tergin (?) Jefferson City, MO James E. Smith (?) Helena, MT Chris Beutler (D) Lincoln, NE Bob Crowell (D) Carson City, NV Jim Bouley (D) Concord, NH Eric Jackson (D) Trenton, NJ Javier Gonzales (D) Santa Fe, NM Kathy Sheehan (D) Albany, NY Nancy McFarlane (I) Raleigh, NC Mike Seminary (NP) Bismarck, ND Andrew Ginther (D) Columbus, OH Mick Cornett (R) Oklahoma City, OK Anna Peterson (R) Salem, OR Eric Papenfuse (D) Harrisburg, PA Jorge Elorza (D) Providence, RI Steve Benjamin (D) Columbia, SC Laurie Gill (R) Pierre, SD Megan Barry (D) Nashville, TN Steve Adler (D) Austin, TX Jackie Biskupski (D) Salt Lake City, UT John Hollar (NP) Montpelier, VT Dwight Clinton Jones (I) Richmond, VA Cheryl Selby (D) Olympia, WA Danny Jones (R) Charleston, WV Paul Soglin (D) Madison, WI Richard Kaysen (?) Cheyenne, WY ? Pago Pago, AS John A. Cruz (R) Hagåtña, GU Donald Flores (R) Saipan, NMI Carmen Yulín Cruz (PPD) San Juan, PR Barbara A. Petersen (?) Charlotte Amalie, USVI

Federal capital Muriel Bowser (D), Washington, D.C.

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