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Lieutenant Governor of Alabama. Salary, $119,950 (2013). Website, http://www.
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George Wallace in Jefferson County during the Democratic primary, held on May 
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Question: William Wyatt Bibb, Thomas Bibb, Bibb Graves, & George Wallace all held this office
Answer: governor