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I've always seen the word "incumbent" used when the current office-holder is running for re-election. In Vestavia Hills' case, the incumbent would be Scotty McCallum, if he were running for re-election. Zaragoza should be "mayor-elect" or something to that effect. --Wheresdib 14:50, 17 July 2008 (PDT)

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	*I've always seen the word "incumbent" used when the current office-holder is running for re-election. In Vestavia Hills' case, the incumbent would be Scotty McCallum. Zaragoza should be "mayor-elect" or something to that effect. [[User:Wheresdib\|--Wheresdib]] 14:50, 17 July 2008 (PDT)		*I've always seen the word "incumbent" used when the current office-holder is running for re-election. In Vestavia Hills' case, the incumbent would be Scotty McCallum, if he were running for re-election. Zaragoza should be "mayor-elect" or something to that effect. [[User:Wheresdib\|--Wheresdib]] 14:50, 17 July 2008 (PDT)