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Britt dominates Lagniappe readers poll

Posted by Rob Holbert | May 9, 2022 | Bay Briefs, News, Uncategorized | 0 |

Nearly 400 people responded to last week’s Sunday Brunch poll concerning the Republican U.S. Senate Primary later this month, and Katie Britt dominated with nearly 57 percent of the total. Mike Durant was a distant second, getting almost 16 percent and Mo Brooks trailed with just 9 percent.

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Rob Holbert

Rob Holbert

Rob Holbert is co-publisher and managing editor of Lagniappe, Mobile’s independent newspaper. Rob helped found the newspaper after a career that started as a police reporter and columnist at the Mississippi Press in Pascagoula. He followed that with a stint as a deputy press secretary for then-U.S. Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott in Washington, D.C. After leaving Capitol Hill, Rob worked ghost-writing opinion articles for publication in some of the nation’s largest newspapers. From 1999 through Aug. 2010 he was the faculty adviser for the University of South Alabama student newspaper, The Vanguard, and in 2002 started Lagniappe with his business partner Ashley Trice. The paper now prints 30,000 copies every week and is distributed at more than 1,300 locations around Mobile and Baldwin Counties. According to Scarborough Research, Lagniappe now has more than 80,000 readers each week, with close to a quarter of that coming online. The paper began publishing weekly at the beginning of April 2014.

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