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Newly elected Chairman of the Cullman County Republican Party Rex Sorrow releases statement

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Source: The Cullman Times

Submitted by Chairman Rex Sorrow Cullman County has always been home. It’s where I’ve built my life, served my neighbors, and seen firsthand what makes this community special: people who care deeply about one another and about the future of the place we share. That’s why I’m honored and humbled to serve as Chairman of the Cullman County Republican Party. I’m grateful for the trust placed in me, and I take this responsibility seriously. I look at the Chairman’s position not as a title, but as another way to serve the community I call home. My years in law enforcement have taught me that leadership begins with service. It means listening, earning trust, standing by your principles, and doing the work, even when the work is difficult. I’ll bring that same commitment to this role. Our path forward is clear: unity, growth, leadership, and accountability.

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