Selma voters set to head back to the polls for special election

From the West Alabama Newsroom–

Voters in Selma will soon be heading back to the polls.

The city is gearing up for a special election — to fill a vacancy on the Selma City Council.

Two candidates have qualified for the open Ward 1 seat on the city council.

Denson Henry and Felecia King-Thomas are running to fill the empty council seat.

The seat became vacant when former councilman Troy Harvill was removed from office — after missing all regular and special called meetings for 90 consecutive days.

The special election is set for December 8th.