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| subject_name =Lois Benson | | subject_name =Lois Benson | ||
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| spouse =Dr. [[Scott Benson]] | | spouse =Dr. [[Scott Benson]] | ||
| parents =Louise Holden | | parents =Louise Holden | ||
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| − | '''Lois Holden Benson''' is the current [[Emerald Coast Utilities Authority]] board member for [[Escambia County District | + | '''Lois Holden Benson''' is the current [[Emerald Coast Utilities Authority]] board member for [[Escambia County District 3|District 3]] and a former member of the [[Pensacola City Council]] and Florida House of Representatives. She is the mother of politicians [[Holly Benson]] and [[Megan Benson Pratt]]. |
Benson was initially appointed to the ECUA seat by Governor [[Wikipedia:Jeb Bush|Jeb Bush]] on [[November 23]], [[2004]], following the [[October 31]] resignation of [[George Watson]].<ref>"Benson the choice for ECUA." ''Pensacola News Journal'', November 24, 2004.</ref> | Benson was initially appointed to the ECUA seat by Governor [[Wikipedia:Jeb Bush|Jeb Bush]] on [[November 23]], [[2004]], following the [[October 31]] resignation of [[George Watson]].<ref>"Benson the choice for ECUA." ''Pensacola News Journal'', November 24, 2004.</ref> | ||
She has also run for the Florida State Senate, the U.S. House of Representatives, and the [[mayoralty of Pensacola]], the latter of which she lost in [[2001]] to [[John Fogg]]. A priority of her campaign platform at the time was to relocate the [[Main Street Wastewater Treatment Plant]]. | She has also run for the Florida State Senate, the U.S. House of Representatives, and the [[mayoralty of Pensacola]], the latter of which she lost in [[2001]] to [[John Fogg]]. A priority of her campaign platform at the time was to relocate the [[Main Street Wastewater Treatment Plant]]. | ||
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