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2026 Alabama general election results

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Unofficial results for additional statewide races

20 of 67 counties reporting

State Treasurer
Rosilyn Houston (D) — 38.27%
Young Boozer (R) —61.67%

State Auditor
Violet Edwards (D) — 38.11%
Andrew Sorrell (R) — 61.83%

Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries
Ron Sparks (D) — 39.05%
Corey Hill (R) — 60.90%

Public Service Commissioner, Place 1
James O. Gordon (D) — 38.05%
Matt Gentry (R) — 61.87%

Public Service Commission, Place 2
Sheila D. McNeil — 38.44%
Jim Zig Zeigler (R) — 61.49%

Unofficial results for contested State House and state judicial races

18 of 67 counties reporting

Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, Place 8
Ashleigh Meyer Dunham (D) — 38.59%
Greg Shaw (R) — 61.34%

State Senate, District 15
Spencer Stone (D) — 0%
J.T. "Jabo" Waggoner (R) — 0%

State Representative, District 15
Nell Brown (D) — 0%
Leigh Hulsey (R) — 0%

State Representative, District 16
Christian Martin (D) — 17.40%
Brian Brinyark (R) — 82.53%

State Representative, District 45
Toni Kornegay Vaughn (D) — 0%
Susan DuBose (R) — 0%

State Representative, District 47
Jim Toomey (D) — 0%
Mike Shaw (R) — 0%

Unofficial results for contested Jefferson County races

0% of precincts counted

Jefferson County Sheriff
Mark Levie Pettway (D) — 0%
Jacob Reach (R) — 0%

Jefferson County Commission, District 3
Camara Blue (D) — 0%
Jimmie Stephens (R) — 0%

Assistant Tax Assessor, Bessemer Division
Charles R. Winston (D) — 0%
Delor Baumann (R) — 0%

Statewide Amendments

Amendment One (Lt. Gov. office changes)
Yes — 66.79%
No — 33.21%

Amendment Two (School system consolidation)
Yes — 52.93%
No — 47.07%

Amendment Three (Pledge of Allegiance and prayer in schools)
Yes — 67.06%
No — 32.94%

Amendment Four (The Star-Spangled Banner in schools)
Yes — 63.78%
No — 36.22%