Judge Dismisses Challenge to Womack’s School Board Win
A judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging Antwon Womack’s win in a Birmingham Board of Education race, citing that it was filed too late.
“Plaintiff filed said contest three months after qualifying closed; there can be no argument made that time lapse is ‘reasonable,’”
Judge Chuck Price wrote in his order. Womack won the District 8 school board runoff by 25 votes, with 50.84% of the vote, against Pam Bass who had 49.16%. Bass challenged Womack’s victory, alleging he did not live in the board district.
- Womack won the race by 25 votes.
- Bass alleged Womack did not live in the district.
Author's summary: Judge dismisses lawsuit over school board election results.
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