U.S. Senator
- Katie Britt REP 942,154 66.6%
- Will Boyd DEM 436,746 30.9%
- John Sophocleus LIB 32,879 2.3%
- Write-In 2,459 0.2%
1,414,238 votes
General ·
2022 General Election
- Ballots cast
- 1,423,499
- Registered
- 2.32M
- Turnout
- 39.4%
- Contests
- 761
- Precincts
- 1,939
- Counties
- 67
Statewide races
Governor
- Kay Ivey REP 946,932 66.9%
- Yolanda Rochelle Flowers DEM 412,961 29.2%
- James "Jimmy" Blake LIB 45,958 3.2%
- Write-In 9,432 0.7%
1,415,283 votes
Lieutenant Governor
- Will Ainsworth REP 957,534 83.7%
- Ruth Page-Nelson LIB 178,660 15.6%
- Write-In 8,103 0.7%
1,144,297 votes
Attorney General
- Steve Marshall REP 955,425 67.9%
- Wendell Major DEM 450,543 32%
- Write-In 1,220 0.1%
1,407,188 votes
Secretary of State
- Wes Allen REP 925,267 65.9%
- Pamela J. Laffitte DEM 436,862 31.1%
- Jason "Matt" Shelby LIB 41,611 3%
- Write-In 663 0%
1,404,403 votes
State Auditor
- Andrew Sorrell REP 949,871 84.4%
- Leigh Lachine LIB 166,781 14.8%
- Write-In 8,544 0.8%
1,125,196 votes
State Treasurer
- Young Boozer REP 946,936 83.7%
- Scott Hammond LIB 175,034 15.5%
- Write-In 8,855 0.8%
1,130,825 votes
Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries
- Rick Pate REP 946,155 84.3%
- Jason Clark LIB 168,529 15%
- Write-In 8,265 0.7%
1,122,949 votes
Public Service Commission
Place 1
- Jeremy H. Oden REP 937,114 83.7%
- Ron Bishop LIB 173,287 15.5%
- Write-In 8,976 0.8%
1,119,377 votes
Public Service Commission
Place 2
- Chip Beeker REP 931,354 83.2%
- Laura Lane LIB 179,883 16.1%
- Write-In 8,624 0.8%
1,119,861 votes
Straight Party
- Alabama Republican Party 648,953 68.1%
- Alabama Democratic Party 298,434 31.3%
- Libertarian Party Of Alabama 4,885 0.5%
- Libertarin Party Of Alabama 335 0%
952,607 votes
Statewide Amendment
Amendment 1
- Yes 1,020,464 80.5%
- No 247,554 19.5%
1,268,018 votes
Statewide Amendment
Amendment 2
- Yes 939,704 78.6%
- No 256,541 21.4%
1,196,245 votes
Statewide Amendment
Amendment 3
- Yes 994,276 81.9%
- No 219,903 18.1%
1,214,179 votes
Statewide Amendment
Amendment 4
- Yes 937,729 80%
- No 235,090 20%
1,172,819 votes
Statewide Amendment
Amendment 5
- Yes 780,480 68.7%
- No 355,467 31.3%
1,135,947 votes
Statewide Amendment
Amendment 6
- Yes 676,579 60.7%
- No 437,997 39.3%
1,114,576 votes
Statewide Amendment
Amendment 7
- Yes 834,734 75.4%
- No 272,159 24.6%
1,106,893 votes
Statewide Amendment
Amendment 8
- Yes 686,822 71.6%
- No 272,999 28.4%
959,821 votes
Statewide Amendment
Amendment 9
- Yes 683,160 71.4%
- No 273,102 28.6%
956,262 votes
Statewide Amendment
Amendment 10
- Yes 816,634 74.5%
- No 278,984 25.5%
1,095,618 votes
Constitution Ratification
District 2022
- Yes 888,456 76.5%
- No 273,040 23.5%
1,161,496 votes
Associate Justice, Supreme Court
Place 5
- Greg Cook REP 943,177 67.4%
- Anita L. Kelly DEM 454,878 32.5%
- Write-In 1,271 0.1%
1,399,326 votes
Unopposed · 1
- Kelli Wise Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6 97.5%
Governor, by county
Margin between the top two candidates, in points.
Kay Ivey won 56 counties
Yolanda Rochelle Flowers won 11 counties
| Ivey | Flowers | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Winston | 91.4% | +86 | 5% | 6,928 | |
| Cleburne | 91% | +85 | 6% | 4,617 | |
| Marion | 90.7% | +84 | 6.3% | 8,409 | |
| Blount | 89.7% | +84 | 5.6% | 16,605 | |
| Cullman | 88.9% | +83 | 6.3% | 26,174 | |
| Cherokee | 88.9% | +81 | 8.3% | 7,838 | |
| DeKalb | 88.9% | +80 | 8.6% | 17,133 | |
| Franklin | 88.5% | +80 | 8.7% | 7,452 | |
| Geneva | 88.4% | +80 | 8.8% | 7,978 | |
| Marshall | 88.1% | +79 | 8.6% | 24,240 | |
| Lamar | 87.5% | +78 | 9.5% | 4,377 | |
| Jackson | 86.9% | +77 | 10.4% | 13,383 | |
| Chilton | 86.3% | +76 | 10.4% | 12,217 | |
| Covington | 86.3% | +76 | 10.6% | 11,274 | |
| Walker | 85.3% | +75 | 10.7% | 17,836 | |
| Clay | 85.7% | +74 | 11.3% | 4,245 | |
| Fayette | 85.4% | +74 | 11.4% | 5,513 | |
| St. Clair | 82.6% | +70 | 12.9% | 27,923 | |
| Randolph | 82.9% | +69 | 14% | 6,587 | |
| Baldwin | 80.4% | +66 | 14.1% | 73,187 | |
| Coffee | 80.5% | +65 | 15.9% | 14,004 | |
| Lawrence | 79.9% | +64 | 15.8% | 10,798 | |
| Bibb | 79.6% | +64 | 15.8% | 5,884 | |
| Morgan | 79.3% | +63 | 16.7% | 32,135 | |
| Etowah | 79.2% | +62 | 17.6% | 26,118 | |
| Elmore | 78.3% | +61 | 17.5% | 25,773 | |
| Crenshaw | 78.9% | +60 | 18.5% | 4,591 | |
| Lauderdale | 78.1% | +60 | 18.4% | 25,901 | |
| Dale | 78% | +59 | 18.5% | 12,006 | |
| Washington | 77.3% | +57 | 20.3% | 5,929 | |
| Tallapoosa | 76.9% | +57 | 20.3% | 13,573 | |
| Houston | 76.5% | +56 | 20.4% | 27,625 | |
| Limestone | 75.8% | +56 | 20% | 31,372 | |
| Autauga | 75.4% | +56 | 19.8% | 17,744 | |
| Colbert | 75.3% | +54 | 21.6% | 17,274 | |
| Henry | 75.6% | +54 | 22.1% | 6,751 | |
| Escambia | 75.3% | +53 | 22.4% | 9,682 | |
| Shelby | 73.2% | +52 | 21.3% | 69,939 | |
| Calhoun | 73.6% | +51 | 22.9% | 30,122 | |
| Coosa | 70.1% | +44 | 26.1% | 3,829 | |
| Lee | 67.1% | +38 | 29.1% | 40,593 | |
| Talladega | 66.1% | +35 | 30.9% | 21,644 | |
| Pike | 66% | +34 | 31.5% | 8,146 | |
| Chambers | 65.1% | +34 | 31.6% | 9,150 | |
| Butler | 65% | +32 | 32.7% | 5,932 | |
| Pickens | 63.7% | +30 | 34% | 6,609 | |
| Choctaw | 62.9% | +28 | 35.1% | 5,245 | |
| Tuscaloosa | 61.7% | +27 | 34.8% | 51,599 | |
| Madison | 59.9% | +25 | 35% | 120,378 | |
| Monroe | 61.2% | +24 | 37% | 7,044 | |
| Mobile | 59.4% | +23 | 36.3% | 107,135 | |
| Barbour | 59.4% | +20 | 38.9% | 6,548 | |
| Clarke | 59.2% | +20 | 39.3% | 9,047 | |
| Conecuh | 58.5% | +19 | 39.8% | 4,477 | |
| Russell | 53.1% | +9 | 44.5% | 11,569 | |
| Marengo | 52.8% | +7 | 45.5% | 7,293 | |
| Jefferson | 46.9% | +2 | 48.7% | 197,567 | |
| Hale | 43.9% | +10 | 54.1% | 5,206 | |
| Montgomery | 40.8% | +16 | 56.3% | 57,712 | |
| Dallas | 35.8% | +27 | 63.1% | 11,351 | |
| Wilcox | 35.1% | +29 | 63.8% | 3,903 | |
| Lowndes | 32% | +34 | 66.2% | 4,086 | |
| Bullock | 30.2% | +38 | 68.1% | 2,653 | |
| Sumter | 30.3% | +38 | 68.4% | 3,884 | |
| Perry | 29.6% | +39 | 68.7% | 3,185 | |
| Macon | 23.2% | +51 | 74.4% | 5,369 | |
| Greene | 20.3% | +58 | 78.2% | 2,992 |
All contests
U.S. Senator 1
- U.S. SenatorKatie Britt over Will Boyd66.6%
U.S. Representative 7
- District 1Jerry Carl over Alexander M. Remrey83.6%
- District 2Barry Moore over Phyllis Harvey-Hall69.1%
- District 3Mike Rogers over Lin Veasey71.2%
- District 4Robert Aderholt over Rick Neighbors84.1%
- District 5Dale Strong over Kathy Warner-Stanton67.1%
- District 6Gary Palmer over Andria Chieffo83.7%
- District 7Terrycina Sewell over Beatrice Nichols63.5%
Governor 1
- GovernorKay Ivey over Yolanda Rochelle Flowers66.9%
Lieutenant Governor 1
- Lieutenant GovernorWill Ainsworth over Ruth Page-Nelson83.7%
Attorney General 1
- Attorney GeneralSteve Marshall over Wendell Major67.9%
Secretary of State 1
- Secretary of StateWes Allen over Pamela J. Laffitte65.9%
State Auditor 1
- State AuditorAndrew Sorrell over Leigh Lachine84.4%
State Treasurer 1
- State TreasurerYoung Boozer over Scott Hammond83.7%
Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries 1
- Commissioner of Agriculture and IndustriesRick Pate over Jason Clark84.3%
Public Service Commission 2
- Place 1Jeremy H. Oden over Ron Bishop83.7%
- Place 2Chip Beeker over Laura Lane83.2%
State Board of Education 1
- District 8Wayne Reynolds over Patrick C. Wallace79.5%
State Senator 17
- District 2Tom Butler over Kim Caudle Lewis55.5%
- District 3Arthur Orr over Rick Chandler86.5%
- District 6Larry Stutts over Kyle Richard-Garrison86.7%
- District 7Sam Givhan over Korey Wilson62.6%
- District 12Keith Kelley over Danny McCullars73.6%
- District 15Dan Roberts over Michael Crump85.5%
- District 17Shay Shelnutt over John Fortenberry90.9%
- District 19Merika Coleman over Danny Wilson86.5%
- District 21Gerald Allen over Lisa Ward66%
- District 23Robert L. Stewart over Michael Nimmer53.4%
- District 24Bobby Singleton over Richard Benderson82%
- District 25Will Barfoot over Louie Albert Woolbright85.3%
- District 27Jay Hovey over Sherri Reese70.2%
- District 28Billy Beasley over David Boatwright80.7%
- District 29Donnie Chesteen over Nathan "Nate" Mathis81.4%
- District 33Vivian Davis Figures over Pete Riehm67%
- District 35David Sessions over Clifton Hudson85.3%
State Representative 47
- District 3Kerry "Bubba" Underwood over Wesley Thompson65.3%
- District 6Andy Whitt over Greg Turner80.1%
- District 7Ernie Yarbrough over Mose Jones, Jr.76.5%
- District 8Terri Collins over Angela Walser84.8%
- District 9Scott Stadthagen over Gregory Bodine91.8%
- District 10David Cole over Marilyn Lands51.6%
- District 12Corey Harbison over James C. Fields, Jr.85.3%
- District 13Matt Woods over Mark Davenport94.3%
- District 15Leigh Hulsey over Richard P. Rouco63.6%
- District 18Jamie Kiel over Talia Shimp94.9%
- District 25Phillip K. Rigsby over Mallory Hagan57.9%
- District 26Brock Colvin over Ben Alford88.4%
- District 27Wes Kitchens over Herb Neu89.2%
- District 29Mark A. Gidley over Clifford Foy Valentin93.9%
- District 32Barbara Bigsby Boyd over Evan B. Jackson55.7%
- District 33Ben Robbins over Fred Crum, Sr.72.7%
- District 38Debbie Hamby Wood over Charles A. Temm Jr.88%
- District 40Chad Robertson over Pam Howard82.8%
- District 41Corley Ellis over Chris Nelson75%
- District 42Van Smith over Doug Ward92.8%
- District 43Arnold Mooney over Prince Cleveland74.3%
- District 44Danny Garrett over John Wiley Boone83.8%
- District 45Susan Dubose over Kari Mitchell Whitaker85.6%
- District 47Mike Shaw over Christian Coleman64%
- District 48Jim Carns over Bruce Stutts84.7%
- District 56Ontario J. Tillman over Carson B. Lester90.7%
- District 57Patrick Sellers over Delor Baumann64.9%
- District 60Juandalynn Givan over J.P. French89.4%
- District 61Ron Bolton over Damon Pruet89%
- District 62Bill Lamb over Brenda T. Cephus73.9%
- District 63Cynthia Lee Almond over Samuel Adams66.2%
- District 64Donna Givens over Jeff May90.3%
- District 65Brett Easterbrook over Marcus Caster72.7%
- District 68Thomas E. "Action" Jackson over Fred Kelley51.5%
- District 69Kelvin J. Lawrence over Karla Knight Maddox55.2%
- District 74Phillip Ensler over Charlotte Meadows60.1%
- District 76Patrice "Penni" McClammy over Scott Manges90.7%
- District 79Joe Lovvorn over Amanda Frison81.2%
- District 82Pebblin Walker Warren over Lennora "Tia" Pierrot71.1%
- District 85Rick Rehm over Dexter Grimsley54%
- District 88Jerry Starnes over Justin "Tyler" May86.2%
- District 92Matthew Hammett over Steve Hubbard86.8%
- District 94Jennifer Fidler over Margaret "Maggie" Helveston88.4%
- District 95Frances Holk-Jones over Richard Brackner85.1%
- District 100Mark Shirey over Peyton Warren85.2%
- District 104Margie Wilcox over Jon Dearman81.3%
- District 105Chip Brown over Mark Lewis90.2%
Straight Party 1
- Straight PartyAlabama Republican Party over Alabama Democratic Party68.1%
Statewide Amendment 10
- Amendment 1Yes over No80.5%
- Amendment 2Yes over No78.6%
- Amendment 3Yes over No81.9%
- Amendment 4Yes over No80%
- Amendment 5Yes over No68.7%
- Amendment 6Yes over No60.7%
- Amendment 7Yes over No75.4%
- Amendment 8Yes over No71.6%
- Amendment 9Yes over No71.4%
- Amendment 10Yes over No74.5%
Constitution Ratification 1
- District 2022Yes over No76.5%
Associate Justice, Supreme Court 1
- Place 5Greg Cook over Anita L. Kelly67.4%
District Attorney 3
- District 2Charlotte M. Tesmer over Arlene M. Richardson56.7%
- 10 BessemerLynneice O. Washington over Bill Veitch53.3%
- District 13Keith Blackwood over Moshae Donald60.9%
District Court Judge 4
- Madison · Place 2Patty Demos over Kimberly Rucker59.4%
- Mobile · Place 5Linda Collins Jensen over Jackie Brown60.6%
- Russell · Place 1Jamie Graham over Richard "Eric" Cross, Jr.57.9%
- Shelby · Place 1Erin Bell Welborn over Ashley N. Bell75.1%
Sheriff 19
- ChambersJeff Nelson over Jeff Blackstone67.2%
- ClarkeDewayne Smith over Michael Hunt61.5%
- ColbertEric Balentine over Frank Williamson53.7%
- ConecuhRandy Brock over Maxwell (Mike) Blackmon49.9%
- CoosaMichael Howell over Joshua Jones84.1%
- CrenshawTerry Mears over Ronnie White65.3%
- EscambiaHeath Jackson over Shaun Golden77.1%
- HenryEric "Eb" Blankenship over Noel Vanlandingham58.9%
- JeffersonMark Levie Pettway over Jared Hudson52.1%
- LawrenceMax R. Sanders over Gene Mitchell62.9%
- LimestoneJoshua McLaughlin over Randy King82.1%
- MadisonKevin H. Turner over Alan Barksdale75.5%
- MarengoRobert E. Alston, Jr. over Dennis Spence64.1%
- MarshallPhil Sims over Anthony Nunnelley88.6%
- MobilePaul Burch over Labarron Perkins59.4%
- MontgomeryDerrick Cunningham over Neil Pierce91.8%
- PickensJordan Powell over Ricky Phillips76.3%
- TalladegaJimmy Kilgore over Demarco M. Willis65%
- WashingtonRichard Stringer over Jason Sullivan63.8%
Coroner 7
- ButlerWayne Garlock over Ollie Scott65.9%
- ChambersJeff Jones over Ricky Price60.7%
- ChoctawRoderick Bumpers, Jr. over Nora Carlisle Hutto66.4%
- HoustonRobert Byrd over Kimberly Rawls77.7%
- MaconHal Bentley over Arthur J Johnson54.4%
- MarshallCody W. Nugent over Nell Hannon88.6%
- MonroeCalvin Casey over Robert G. Malone57.3%
County Commission 28
- Baldwin · District 4Charles "Skip" F. Gruber over Alec Barnett, Jr.82.1%
- Blount · District 3Bradley Harvey over Nathaniel "Nate" Butler83.2%
- Butler · District 2Jesse McWilliams over Jamie Carter69.6%
- Calhoun · District 2Danny Shears over Mercy Pilkington79.4%
- Choctaw · District 4Horace Mosley over Mike Givens59.6%
- Clarke · District 3Barry Chancey over Brad Dronet76.9%
- Coosa · District 1John R. Forbus over Jerry Sewell71.3%
- Coosa · District 3Brandon Davis over Ken Whitehead56.5%
- Crenshaw · District 4Stallion Sasser over Darryl E. Elliott87.5%
- Fayette · District 3David Hubbert over Willie Ivey87.5%
- Hale · District 1Donald "Don" Wallace over Ryan Perry67.3%
- Henry · District 4Henry (Dick) Grimsley over Roger Scott50.9%
- Jefferson · District 3Jimmie Stephens over Devin Cordell82.9%
- Lauderdale · District 2Joe Hackworth over John D. Bowen73.8%
- Lawrence · District 1Amard Martin over David Coffey67.2%
- Lawrence · District 2Norman Pool over Prentis Davis67.6%
- Lawrence · District 3Kyle Pankey over Shaun D. Montgomery55.8%
- Lawrence · District 4Bobby Burch over Randall D. Louallen60.5%
- Lawrence · District 5Nathan Kitchens over Mark F. Clark80.5%
- Lee · District 4Tony Langley over Lance Farrar89.7%
- Limestone · District 3Derrick Gatlin over Stephanie Manning64.1%
- Macon · District 4Janice "Jan" Fountain over Frank Dillman72.1%
- Morgan · District 1Jeff Clark over Samuel T. King80.5%
- Morgan · District 2Randy Vest over Jonny Letson89.2%
- Pickens · District 1Nancy Ray over Richard (Ricky) Richardson51.6%
- Pickens · District 4Jerry T. Fitch over Timothy Kilpatrick43.7%
- Pickens · District 5Jody McGee over Mark Gray51%
- Sumter · District 6Pat Ezell over William Steve Springer56.9%
County Board of Education 22
- Autauga · District 3Jamie Jackson over Ell White II84.7%
- Autauga · District 5Kyle Glover over Ledronia Goodwin53%
- Choctaw · District 3Tommy Campbell over David Lee Lewis67.2%
- Choctaw · District 4Beverly "Bear" Skinner over Vivian Heartfield71.9%
- Conecuh · District 1Tim Covin over Roslana Gray70.7%
- Conecuh · District 2Janet Hayes over Rita Nettles65.2%
- Conecuh · District 3Jo Ann King over Jason Blackwell80.7%
- Dallas · District 4Mark A Story over Evelyn Scott58.5%
- Franklin · District 4Carol Murphree over Shannon D. Oliver75.5%
- Jefferson · District 3Stephanie Floyd over Donna Pike62.1%
- Lauderdale · Place 1Daniel Patterson over Rebecca "Beki" Ferguson84.6%
- Lauderdale · Place 2B.J. Tully over Carolyn Waterman85.2%
- Lawrence · District 1Delandrion Woods over Charlie Borden54.5%
- Limestone · District 1Henry Fudge over Sheryl Scales59.1%
- Madison · District 4Heath B. Jones over Shatika Armstrong57.7%
- Madison · District 5Bill Byrd over James Desta60.4%
- Montgomery · District 1Lesa Keith over Marcus Vandiver54%
- Montgomery · District 5Pamela Cloud over Phadra Carson Foster58.1%
- Pike · District 4Tony May over Linda Steed72.7%
- Russell · District 4Kenneth Barnes over Bonnie Kathleen Armstrong59.1%
- Russell · District 5Chelsea Kite Smith over Eugenia Upshaw51%
- Washington · District 2Dewayne Byrd over Alfred Taylor63.5%
School Superintendent 3
- BibbKevin Cotner over Steve Morgan82.6%
- ChiltonCorey Clements over Ron Pinson83.4%
- ChoctawJacqui James over Tatshum "Nichelle Blakley" Johnson46.8%
Local Amendment 19
- Autauga · 1 CentralNo over Yes50.3%
- Butler · Amendment 1Yes over No71.4%
- Butler · Amendment 2Yes over No54.8%
- Covington · Amendment 1Yes over No66.9%
- Cullman · Amendment 1Yes over No59.6%
- Cullman · Amendment 2Yes over No74.4%
- Dallas · Amendment 1Yes over No73.1%
- Dallas · Amendment 2Yes over No68.3%
- Franklin · Amendment 1No over Yes52.6%
- Jefferson · Amendment 1Yes over No87.6%
- Macon · Amendment 1Yes over No83%
- Mobile · Amendment 1Yes over No66.5%
- Montgomery · Amendment 1Yes over No72.2%
- Montgomery · Amendment 2Yes over No62.2%
- Morgan · Amendment 1Yes over No74%
- Pickens · Amendment 1Yes over No93.2%
- Shelby · Amendment 1Yes over No70.1%
- Walker · Amendment 1Yes over No72.2%
- Washington · Amendment 1Yes over No61.6%
Local Measure 10
- Baldwin · Referendum Election OutsideNo over Yes72.2%
- Chambers · Proposed Four 4 Mill Ad Valorem TaxYes over No64.4%
- Choctaw · 1 Mill School TaxAgainst Proposed Taxation over For Proposed Taxation59.8%
- Choctaw · 3 Mill Countywide School TaxAgainst Proposed Taxation over For Proposed Taxation61.5%
- Choctaw · 5 Mill Countywide School TaxAgainst Proposed Taxation over For Proposed Taxation61.5%
- Choctaw · Advisory ReferendumYes over No58.4%
- Cleburne · Alabama Limited Self Governance Act Outside LimitsYes over No59.7%
- Mobile · Special County ElectionFor over Against68.2%
- St. Clair · Odenville 10 Mill School District TaxAgainst Proposed Taxation over For Proposed Taxation56.2%
- St. Clair · Springville 15 Mill School District TaxFor Proposed Taxation over Against Proposed Taxation50.9%
551 uncontested races hidden.