Montgomery council rejects Marche Johnson's months-long claims to residency, declares seat vacant | Alabama Politics
On Tuesday night, Montgomery City Council declared Montgomery District 3 Councilwoman Marche Johnson's seat vacant, ending weeks of confusion over whether she still lives in the district she was twice elected to serve. A September 1, 2026 special election will be held to replace. . .

NOWOn Tuesday night, Montgomery City Council declared Montgomery District 3 Councilwoman Marche Johnson's seat vacant, ending weeks of confusion over whether she still lives in the district she was twice elected to serve. A September 1, 2026 special election will be held to replace. . . ★ FURTHER REFERENCES ★Posted in:Places:★ RELATED STORIESIN ALABAMA★06-03Councilwoman Marche Johnson absent from Montgomery City Council meeting as questions swirl around her residence06-23District 3 City Councilor Marche Johnson removed from office06-03Attorney for District 3 Councilor Marche Johnson releases statement06-02Property Records: Montgomery City Council member lives in different district from one she represents06-24Montgomery City Council Members Speak After Unprecedented Vote to Remove Colleague Amid Residency Scandal★ RECENT ARTICLESIN ALABAMA POLITICS★13:32Vulcaflex's Auburn plant is a bet on Alabama's auto supply chain13:32Doug Jones says he's 'the same Doug Jones' Alabama voted for in 202013:32Montgomery council rejects Marche Johnson's months-long claims to residency, declares seat vacant13:32Robertson names Mobile campaign pro Katelanne Fadalla to lead her race for Alabama AG into November13:07Senate Republicans release farm bill without delay of SNAP cost-share requirements05:26'Bless their hearts': Lt. Gov. Ainsworth shuts down atheist legal activists manufacturing Auburn baseball prayer controversy00:27New Linden Bypass opens in Marengo County00:27Republican lawmakers push affordability (Video)00:02Datagraphic: Alabama's highest-turnout counties show rural GOP voters still decide runoff elections00:02Nick Derzis op-ed: Change is coming to Riverchase Galleria -- and Hoover is ready23:08Gorrie family makes transformative $10 million investment in the fight against Alzheimer's disease20:26'Repulsive, shocking': $5,000 reward offered after vandalism at historic Logan Junior High School20:26WatsonBruhn Builders begins work on $25 million Longleaf Lodge recovery campus19:56Proposed Mobile Harbor dredging plan tests Alabama's new restrictions on "mud dumping" - NBC 15 (Video)19:56Proposed Mobile Harbor dredging plan tests Alabama's new restrictions on "mud dumping" - NBC 15 (Video)