Edwin Melvin Snowe, Jr. (born 11 February 1970) is a Liberian politician, serving as a Senator of the Liberian Senate for Bomi . He has served in the House of Representatives of Liberia since January 2006, and he was Speaker of the House of Representatives from January 2006 to February 2006 Political career Snowe attended the St. Augustine Episcopal high school at Kakata in Margibi County, and he is a graduate of public administration (magna cum laude) from the University of Liberia. He became the son-in-law of Charles Taylor, who was President of Liberia from 1997 to 2003, and was a prominent figure under his government, most notably as head of the oil refinery company. He also served as the President of the Liberia Football Association. In the 11 October 2005 legislative election, Snowe ran as an independent candidate in the 5th district of Montserrado County and was elected to the House of Representatives. Subsequently, he was elected as Speaker of the House of Representatives. In 2011, he was elected representative for district #6 Montserrado County where he serves in the 53rd National Legislature of Liberia. Within the 53rd National Legislature, he became an active member of that Parliament and subsequently make a turn in his political career in 2016 when he received a huge petition from the citizen of Senjeh District, Bomi County to contest the representative seat of that district. The battle to contest in Senjeh district became the a clash of titans within the country because Snowe was taking to the Supreme Court of Liberia by some politicians within Bomi on grounds that Snowe wasn't domicile within the district but in the end, the court ruled in Snowe favor and 2017 he became elected as Representative for Senjeh District. Three years after his election as representative for Senjeh district and base on his workings and his quest to improve the social, political, and economic sectors of Bomi, he received a huge petition from the citizen to contest the senatorial seat of the county. During the Senatorial Election of 2020, he again won with 16,476 amounting to 53.97% 2007 controversy Snowe was removed from his position as Speaker in January 2007 following a bribery case against him. However, a few days later the Supreme Court ordered him to be reinstated, pending Snowe's appeal. According to Snsittinge regular setting of the house was unconstitutional and was illegal; he alleges