Winners are in italics. If no candidate won a majority, the top two vote-getters will head to a runoff scheduled for June 16.
Gov. Kay Ivey has scheduled a special primary election on Aug. 11 for the 1st, 2nd, 6th and 7th Congressional Districts. The change comes after the U.S. Supreme Court halted an order requiring the state to use a congressional map with two largely-Black districts. Instead, state leaders plan to use a Republican-backed map from 2023 that could help the party pick up a House seat.
Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen said Tuesday's votes will be tabulated for those four congressional districts but will be “void for the purposes of determining the party nominees." The Aug. 11 primary will determine those nominees in winner-take-all races without a runoff.
However, the district lines remain the subject of litigation. If opponents are successful, the winner of Tuesday's primary will determine the party nominees.
But if they're not and the new map goes forward, the Aug. 11 special primary will decide which nominees will appear on ballots in November.
Statewide turnout on Tuesday was 23%.
Unofficial results for contested statewide races (Republican)
67 of 67 counties reporting
Governor
Ken McFeeters — 10%
“Alabama” Will Santivasci — 5%
Thomas Tuberville — 85%
Lieutenant Governor
Wes Allen — 38%
Pat Bishop — 3%
George Childress — 2%
Rick Pate — 7%
Stewart Hill Tankersley — 3%
Nicole Jones Wadsworth — 6%
John Wahl — 41%
U.S. Senate
Seth Burton — 3%
Dale Shelton Deas Jr. — 2%
Jared Hudson — 25%
Steve Marshall — 25%
Barry Moore — 40%
Morgan Murphy — 1%
Rodney Walker — 4%
Attorney General
Pamela L. Casey — 25%
Jay Mitchell — 34%
Katherine Robertson — 41%
Secretary of State
Caroleene Dobson — 66%
Christopher Christian Horn — 23%
Glenda S. Jackson — 12%
State Treasurer
Young Boozer — 68%
Steve Lolley — 32%
State Auditor
Derek Chen — 32%
Andrew Sorrell — 68%
Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries
Corey Hill — 35%
Christina Woerner McInnis — 35%
Jack Williams — 30%
Public Service Commission, Place 1
Matt Gentry — 75%
Jeremy H. Oden — 25%
Public Service Commission, Place 2
Priscilla Andrews — 12%
Chris Beeker — 25%
Brent Woodall — 18%
Jim Zig Zeigler — 45%
U.S Representative, 6th District
Case Dixon — 19%
Gary Palmer — 81%
Alabama State Senate, District 15
Scott Ortis — 52%
Dan Roberts — 48%
Alabama State Senate, District 16
Nate Carlson — 46%
J.T. "Jabo" Waggoner — 54%
Alabama House of Representatives, District 45
John Dawson — 19%
Susan DuBose — 81%
Alabama House of Representatives, District 48
Jim Carns — 38%
Lloyd Peeples — 56%
William Wentowski — 6%
Unofficial results for contested Jefferson County races (Republican)
There are no contested Republican races in Jefferson County.
Unofficial results for contested statewide races (Democrat)
67 of 67 counties reporting
Governor
Will Boyd — 10%
Jamel J. Brown — 4%
Yolanda Rochelle Flowers — 5%
Doug Jones — 78%
Chad "Chig" Martin — 2%
Nathan “Nate” Mathis — 1%
Lieutenant Governor
Phillip Ensler — 58%
Darryl D. Perryman — 42%
U.S. Senate
Dakarai Larriett — 29%
Kyle Sweetser — 14%
Everett Wess — 40%
Mark S. Wheeler II — 17%
Public Service Commissioner, Place 1
James O. Gordon — 58%
John Northrop — 15%
Jeff Ramsey — 27%
Alabama House of Representatives, District 52
Kelvin Datcher — 25%
Gigi Hayes — 49%
LaTanya Millhouse — 26%
Alabama House of Representatives, District 54
Joseph J. Holt — 30%
Neil Rafferty — 70%
Alabama House of Representatives, District 55
Jennifer “Jenny” Craig — 22%
Travis Hendrix — 57%
Eric Major — 21%
Alabama House of Representatives, District 57
Shamyia Atkins — 6%
Mara Ruffin Blackmon — 33%
Patrick Sellers — 61%
Alabama House of Representatives, District 60
Juandalynn Givan — 34%
Alicia Escott Lumpkin — 52%
Nina Taylor — 14%
Unofficial results for contested Jefferson County races (Democrat)
99% of precincts counted
Jefferson County Sheriff
Chris Anderson — 19%
Mark L. Pettway — 75%
Jude Washington — 6%
Jefferson County Commission, District 1
Lashunda Scales — 60%
Clinton Woods — 40%
Jefferson County Commission, District 3
Camara Blue — 85%
Dock Scott — 15%
JeffCo Assistant Tax Collector (Bessemer Division)
Mykeshia Myles Jones — 36%
Ron Marshall — 36%
Danielle Lewis Matthews — 27%
District Judge, Jefferson County, Place 7
Jimmy Ray Earley, Jr. — 5%
Tiffany Jones — 70%
Hope Marshall — 25%
Statewide Amendments
Statewide Amendment One (Bail)
Yes — 82%
No — 18%
Statewide Amendment Two (District attorney pay)
Yes — 58%
No — 42%