Del Marsh

Del Marsh

President pro tempore of the Alabama Senate
Incumbent
Assumed office November 3, 2010
Preceded by	Rodger Smitherman
Member of the Alabama Senate from the 12th district
Incumbent
Assumed office November 3, 1998
Preceded by	Doug Ghee

Personal details
Born	(1956-09-02) September 2, 1956 Wheeling, West Virginia, U.S.
Political party	Republican
Spouse(s)	Ginger Suddeth
Children	2
Education	Auburn University (BA)

Adelbert C. "Del" Marsh (born September 2, 1956) is a Republican member of the Alabama Senate, representing the 12th District since 1998. He defeated Democratic challenger Judge Wallace Wyatt in the 2010 midterm elections. The next day, he was chosen as President pro tempore of the Alabama State Senate by his colleagues. Since the succession of Kay Ivey to the position of Governor of Alabama on April 10, 2017, the office of lieutenant governor is vacant; therefore Marsh is first in line for succession to the governorship.

External links

Alabama State Legislature – Senator Del Marsh official government website
Project Vote Smart – Senator Del Marsh (AL) profile
Follow the Money – Del Marsh
- 2006 2002 1998 campaign contributions

Current lieutenant governors in the United States
Vice President of the United States: Mike Pence (R)
AL Marsh (R)² AK Davidson (I) AZ Reagan (R)¹ AR Griffin (R) CA Newsom (D) CO Lynne (D) CT Wyman (D) DE Hall-Long (D) FL López-Cantera (R) GA Cagle (R) HI Chin (D) ID Little (R) IL Sanguinetti (R) IN Crouch (R) IA Gregg (R)⁴, Schneider (R)² KS Mann (R) KY Hampton (R) LA Nungesser (R) ME Thibodeau (R)² MD Rutherford (R) MA Polito (R) MI Calley (R) MN Fischbach (R) MS Reeves (R) MO Kehoe (R) MT Cooney (D) NE Foley (R) NV Hutchison (R) NH Morse (R)² NJ Oliver (D) NM Sanchez (R) NY Hochul (D) NC Forest (R) ND Sanford (R) OH Taylor (R) OK Lamb (R) OR Richardson (R)¹ PA Stack (D) RI McKee (D) SC Bryant (R) SD Michels (R) TN McNally (R)² TX Patrick (R) UT Cox (R) VT Zuckerman (P) VA Fairfax (D) WA Habib (D) WV Carmichael (R)² WI Kleefisch (R) WY Buchanan (R)¹ DC Mendelson (D)³ Territories: AS Mauga (D) GU Tenorio (R) MP Hocog (R) PR Marín (R)¹ VI Potter (I)
Next-in-line of succession for states and territories without official lieutenant governors: 1. Secretary of State 2. Senate President 3. Council Chair 4. Acting; not in succession Political party affiliation: Republican: 39 (36 states, 3 territories) Democratic: 14 (12 states, 1 territory, 1 district) Vermont Progressive: 1 (state) Independent: 2 (1 state, 1 territory)

Current statewide political officials of Alabama
U.S. Senators	Richard Shelby Doug Jones
State government	Kay Ivey, Governor Vacant, Lieutenant Governor Steve Marshall, Attorney General John Merrill, Secretary of State Young Boozer, Treasurer Jim Zeigler, Auditor John McMillan, Agriculture Commissioner
Senate	Del Marsh, President pro tempore Greg Reed, Majority Leader Billy Beasley, Minority Leader
House	Mac McCutcheon, Speaker Victor Gaston, Speaker pro tempore Micky Hammon, Majority Leader Craig Ford, Minority Leader
Supreme Court	Lyn Stuart, Chief Justice James Main Tommy Bryan Alisa Wise Michael Bolin Tom Parker Brady E. Mendheim Jr. Greg Shaw Will Sellers, Associate Justices

Members of the Alabama State Senate
President of the Senate: Vacant President Pro Tempore: Del Marsh (R) Majority Leader: Greg Reed (R) Minority Leader: Billy Beasley (D)
Tim Melson (R) Bill Holtzclaw (R) Arthur Orr (R) Paul Bussman (R) Greg Reed (R) Larry Stutts (R) Paul Sanford (R) Steve Livingston (R) Clay Scofield (R) Phil Williams (R) Jim McClendon (R) Del Marsh (R) Gerald Dial (R) Cam Ward (R) Slade Blackwell (R) J. T. Waggoner (R) Shay Shelnutt (R) Rodger Smitherman (D) Priscilla Dunn (D) Linda Coleman (D) Gerald Allen (R) Greg Albritton (R) Henry Sanders (D) Bobby Singleton (D) Dick Brewbaker (R) Vacant Tom Whatley (R) Billy Beasley (D) Harri Anne Smith (I) Clyde Chambliss (R) Jimmy Holley (R) Trip Pittman (R) Vivian Davis Figures (D) Rusty Glover (R) Bill Hightower (R)
Republican (26) Democratic (7) Independent (1) Vacant (1) Alabama Legislature Alabama House of Representatives Alabama State Senate

Current Presidents of State Senates
United States Senate: Mike Pence (R), Orrin Hatch (R)
AL Vacant, Marsh (R) AK Kelly (R) AZ Yarbrough (R), Kavanagh (R) AR Griffin (R), Dismang (R) CA Newsom (D), Atkins (D) CO Grantham (R), Sonnenberg (R) CT Wyman (D), Looney (D) / Fasano (R) DE Hall-Long (D), McBride (D) FL Negron (R), Flores (R) GA Cagle (R), Miller (R) HI Kouchi (D) ID Little (R), Hill (R) IL Cullerton (D), Harmon (D) IN Crouch (R), Long (R) IA Schneider (R), Behn (R) KS Wagle (R) KY Stivers (R), Higdon (R) LA Alario (R), Long (R) ME Thibodeau (R) MD Miller (D), McFadden (D) MA Spilka (D), Pacheco (D) MI Calley (R), Schuitmaker (R) MN Vacant, Limmer (R) MS Reeves (R), Burton (R) MO Kehoe (R), Richard (R) MT Sales (R), Keenan (R) NE Scheer (R)* NV Hutchison (R), Denis (D) NH Morse (R), Carson (R) NJ Sweeney (D), Ruiz (D) NM Sanchez (R), Papen (D) NY Hochul (D), Flanagan (R) NC Forest (R), Berger (R) ND Sanford (R), Lee (R) OH Obhof (R), Peterson (R) OK Lamb (R), Schulz (R) OR Courtney (D), Monnes Anderson (D) PA Stack (D), Scarnati (R) RI Ruggerio (D), Metts (D) SC Bryant (R), Leatherman (R) SD Michels (R), Greenfield (R) TN McNally (R), Haile (R) TX Patrick (R), Seliger (R) UT Niederhauser (R) VT Zuckerman (D), Ashe (D) VA Fairfax (D), Newman (R) WA Habib (D), Keiser (D) WV Carmichael (R), Boley (R) WI Roth (R), Marklein (R) WY Bebout (R) DC Mendelson (D)* Territories: AS Tofau (I) GU Terlaje (D)* MP Palacios (R) PR Rivera (PNP/R), Seilhamer (PNP) VI Jackson (D)*
Italics indicate presidents pro tempore *Unicameral body

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