Results are starting to come in across the state for Alabama’s Republican and Democratic primary elections.
When Baldwin County precincts are tallied and reported, find results here for the …
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Here are the winners of Alabama's Republican and Democratic primary elections held Tuesday, May 19. Results are for Baldwin County races and state and federal elections impacting Baldwin voters. All results are unofficial.
AL Attorney General (R): Katherine Robertson, Jay Mitchell (runoff)
AL Auditor (R): Andrew Sorrell
AL Commissioner of Agriculture & Industry (R): Corey Hill, Christina Woerner McInnis (runoff)
AL Governor (R): Tommy Tuberville
AL Lieutenant Governor (R): John Wahl, Wes Allen (runoff)
AL Public Service Commission, Place 1 (R): Matt Gentry
AL Public Service Commission, Place 2 (R): Jim Zig Zeigler
AL Secretary of State (R): Caroleene Dobson
AL Treasurer (R): Young Boozer
Baldwin County Commission, District 1 (R): Richard Cox
Baldwin County Commission, District 2 (R): Angelo Fermo
Baldwin County Commission, District 3 (R): Billie Jo Underwood
Baldwin County Commission, District 4 (R): John "Tater" Harris, Brett Gaar (runoff)
Baldwin County District Judge, Place 1 (R): Grant Blackburn
Baldwin County School Board, District 5 (R): Jason P. Woerner
Baldwin County Sheriff (R): Anthony E. Lowery
State Circuit Court Judge, Circuit 28, Place 7 (R): Kristi Hagood
State House of Representatives, District 65 (R): John Knapp
State House of Representatives, District 95 (R): Frances Holk-Jones, Joe Freeman (runoff)
State House of Representatives, District 96 (R): Danielle Duggar
State Senate, District 22 (R): Terry L. Waters
State Senate, District 32 (R): Chris Elliott
U.S. Senate (R): Barry Moore, Jared Hudson (runoff)
AL Governor (D): Doug Jones
AL Lieutenant Governor (D): Phillip Ensler
AL Public Service Commission, Place 1 (D): James O. Gordon
U.S. Senate (D): Everett Wes, Dakarai Larriett (runoff)
Baldwin County has 208,969 registered voters, including 175,570 active and 31,399 inactive, according to data from the secretary of state’s office.
The State of Alabama has 3,805,005 registered voters.
Find statewide primary election results here as they come in from other counties.
Election results are unofficial and “presented as a courtesy of the Alabama Secretary of State and Alabama’s Probate Judges. The accuracy of the election results is the responsibility of the Probate Judge for each county reporting.” Results will be made official once certified.
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