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Nancy Worley
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This profile of a 2008 Democratic superdelegate from Alabama was part of the Superdelegate Transparency Project, a collaboration of LiteraryOutpost, OpenLeft, DemConWatch, HuffPost's OffTheBus and the Congresspedia community to build an open-source tally and informational resource on the 2008 Democratic superdelegates. (More about superdelegates.) |
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Nancy Worley is a superdelegate in the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination.
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Bio
Nancy L. Worley is a native of New Hope, Alabama, in Madison County, and grew up on a family farm. Worley received her BA from the University of Montevallo and her MA from Jacksonville State University.[1]
Worley was elected as Alabama's democratic Secretary of State in 2002. She lost her reelection bid in 2006 to Beth Chapman. [2]
2008 elections
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This information was gathered by volunteer researchers as part of the Superdelegate Transparency Project on the superdelegates for the 2008 Democratic presidential primary. For more info see the Alabama superdelegate tracker or visit the STP homepage. |
Before Hillary Clinton conceded the race, Nancy Worley, as a superdelegate, had not endorsed a candidate for President.
- See other superdelegates who endorsed Obama, endorsed Clinton, were undeclared or had pledged to support the primary winner (state or national).
- For more information and sources, see the state page for this superdelegate linked to in the blue box above.
Money in politics
Committees and affiliations
Worley is the Vice Chair of the Alabama Democratic Party. Worley taught for 25 years in Decatur, Alabama, and was elected to serve two terms as President of the Alabama Education Association (1983-1984, 1995-1997), four terms on the Alabama Democratic Executive Committee, twice as State President of the Association of Classroom Teachers, and twice as State President of the American Association of University Women. She has served on multiple Governor's Task Forces [3]
Worley was indicted in 2007 on charges accusing her of soliciting campaign funds from employees in the secretary of state's office. She dismisses the charges as "another Republican political witch hunt."[4] [5]
Affiliations
Endorsements
Articles and resources
Wikipedia also has an article on Nancy Worley. This article may use content from the Wikipedia article under the terms of the GFDL.
See also
- Portal:Superdelegate Transparency Project
- U.S. presidential election, 2008
- Portal:2008 U.S. Congressional Elections
References
External resources
- DemConWatch - A very comprehensive list of superdelegates and known commitments. Please use this as a starting point and double check by doing a news search to make sure the data is accurate. If you have a tip, let them know.
- WashingtonPost.com - Web site with full listing of superdelegates broken out by state and then type.
