The three board members from the scandal-plagued Alabama One Credit Union have retained their seats, according to the challenger who reported that he had lost.
"Yep, I was thoroughly trounced," Jerry Logan said on March 30, the Monday after the $603 million credit union's March 28 annual meeting. "But I plan on contesting the way this election was conducted, if only for members who might come after me and also want to make a difference."
Alabama One's nominating committee recommended three incumbent directors – Edwin "Danny" Harrell, Richard Powell and Larry Sexton – for re-election. However, Jerry Logan collected enough signatures to run and based his campaign on making the credit union accountable to its members again after what has been a difficult two or three years.
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