Some Decisions that Effect the District

I will list some of the races that I have made decisions, and will give my best reasons why:

1. Governor: Tim James - This has been a slow process for me. I actually made my mind up at the Young Republicans - Right On Huntsville gubenatorial forum at the Davidson Center on March 2nd, because James was far more impressive at that event.  He was articulate with his answers, and seem to have clear vision for where he wants to lead the state. However, the more I watched his commercials, the more concern I had about the direction of his campaign (an poorly run campaign will usually destroy even the best candidate): makes sense to me.....does it to you?  I have now been able to get past that concern, and believe he is the best candidate.
2. Lt. Governor: Kay Ivey - She showed much wisdom in pulling out of the Governor's Race and entering this race. As a result of her name recognition, she gives the Republicans a realistic chance of winning, that Hank Erwin (who seems like a great guy) would not.
3. Attorney General: Troy King - This might be the hardest decision (save the Parker Griffith one) in the bunch. Also, I don't have very convincing reasons - I just hope that as a result of being an incumbent, he will be better positioned to weather the storm that a three party general will bring. I told you I didn't have a good reason!
4. State Treasurer: Young Boozer - He just might be the most qualified candidate for State Treasurer ever in Alabama.  I probably feel stronger about this race than any of the races I will vote on in the primary.  If you have not done your due dilligence - this is a race to make sure you do. He has a undergrade degree from Stanford and a Masters from Wharton.  He has served in executive offices in Banking and Investment sectors.  He is right - funny name, serious leadership.
5. Congressman: Parker Griffith - Just in case you missed my last post, but go back to it for the reasons.

That is all for now - would love to hear your thoughts?