019 Merceria Ludgood, Mobile County, Alabama Commissioner

The 23 Percent

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On this episode, Mattie talks with Merceria Ludgood, Mobile County Commissioner. She talks on the show today about growing up with a sense a civic duty, how things have changed for women in politics in the 10 years since she first ran for office and her efforts to empower a more impoverished area of the country. She also has a story from her first election that you just have to hear to believe.

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