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McLean Moore Named UA's 2021 Homecoming Queen
The University of Alabama said the voter turnout in the election was the highest seen by the university since 2015.
TUSCALOOSA, AL — Tuscaloosa native McLean Moore edged out four other candidates at the ballot box this week to be named 2021 Homecoming Queen at the University of Alabama.
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The final result was announced on the steps of Gorgas Library during the annual pep rally and bonfire Friday night.
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Moore, who is a senior majoring in both finance and economics, was sponsored by Kappa Kappa Gamma. The 2021 University of Alabama Homecoming Court was selected in a student election.
The University of Alabama remarked that this year represented the biggest voter turnout since 2015, with 13,180 students casting ballots.
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According to UA, Moore's philanthropic focus is on Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tuscaloosa, which matches youth with adult mentors.
Other candidates in the Homecoming Court include: Laney Ackles, Noelle Fall, Montana Fouts, and Savanah Lemon.
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