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Laura Hall
USAState & local legislatureDemocratic PartyAlabama · House District 19Member of the Alabama House of Representatives

Laura Hall

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Laura Hall is an American politician serving as a member of the Alabama House of Representatives for District 19. First elected in a 1993 special election, she has maintained her seat for over three decades, becoming the first African American woman to represent her district. A retired educator with over forty years of experience, Hall has championed legislation including the creation of the 'Silver Alert' system for missing persons with dementia, the designation of Rosa Parks Day, and policies for newborn safety. She currently serves as the President of the National Black Caucus of State Legislators and has held leadership roles on various legislative committees, including the General Fund Finance and Appropriations committee.

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Born
January 25, 1943 · 83 years old
Birth place
Pendleton, South Carolina
Education
Morris College (B.S. in Biology), Ohio State University (M.S. in Science Education), Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University (K-12 administration certification)
Career
Educator

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