Arthur Orr

State Senator

District 3 · Alabama · United States

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Public office

Office: State Senator
Level of government: State
Riding / district: District 3
Province / territory / state: Alabama
Current term began: 2006-11-07

Official website ↗arthur.orr@alsenate.gov

334-261-0758

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Community Service Grants Legislative Advisory
Contract Review Permanent Legislative Oversight
Economic Incentives Permanent Legislative Advisory
Finance and Taxation Education (chair)
Finance and Taxation General Fund
Finances and Budget Permanent Legislative
Information Technology Permanent Legislative Oversight
Judiciary
Madison County Legislation
Public Accounts Legislative
Rules
State Governmental Affairs

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