Alabama results by county
Unofficial
Unofficial results. Unofficial, not yet certified: the Secretary of State’s election night results page (election code 1001305), page stamp “11/04/2026 11:16:06 AM” with no time zone, read through its Export Data file on November 13, 2026 at 05:45 UTC. County canvassing boards declare results by November 13 and the State Canvassing Board has until November 25, and counts can change. We replace this note once Alabama certifies.
As of , unofficial, per the Secretary of State’s election night results page (its Export Data file) (www2.alabamavotes.gov): In the U.S. Senate race, Barry Moore leads Everett Wess 54.7% to 45.2% with 67 of 67 counties listed. 11 contests are loaded (U.S. Senate, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Auditor, State Treasurer, Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries, Public Service Commission Place 1, Public Service Commission Place 2, Supreme Court Place 8).
Pick a race on the left, a column on top, and select any county for its numbers.
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- A 2022 comparison is left out for a statewide office where one major party fielded no candidate (Lieutenant Governor, State Auditor, State Treasurer, Agriculture and Industries, Public Service Commission places 1 and 2); those races open against the 2024 President instead, and their seat rows read No Democratic candidate for 2022.
- The 2026 U.S. Senate seat is not the seat that was on the 2022 ballot, so U.S. Senate columns compare with a different seat.
- Unofficial, not yet certified. The page stamp reads “11/04/2026 11:16:06 AM” and prints no time zone; we read its Export Data file on November 13, 2026 at 05:45 UTC. County canvasses finish by November 13 and the State Canvassing Board has until November 25, so counts can still change.
- Ballots cast 1,693,621 of 3,852,947 registered voters; precincts reporting 2,001 of 2,001. Only statewide contests with at least two named candidates are charted by county.
- Not on this page: the four statewide amendments, the State Board of Education (4 of its 8 districts are on the ballot) and 534 local contests (sheriffs, county commissions, judges and local measures), which are not stored.
The state page lists results from approved rows drawn from state results feeds and Wikipedia; those are not the counts on this desk, which shows the Secretary of State’s unofficial election night counts, not certified. See the state page.
- Democratic
- Republican
How to read
Margin in points between the two leading parties, as a share of all votes.
Every county
| R+26.1 | Toward D 27.7 pts | |
| R+44.4 | Toward D 21.2 pts | |
| D+0.1 | Toward D 19.0 pts | |
| R+46.1 | Toward D 17.4 pts | |
| R+65.1 | Toward D 17.9 pts | |
| D+53.4 | Toward D 14.0 pts | |
| R+7.4 | Toward D 22.2 pts | |
| R+22.9 | Toward D 25.8 pts | |
| R+6.3 | Toward D 25.7 pts | |
| R+66.3 | Toward D 12.6 pts | |
| R+55.5 | Toward D 18.4 pts | |
| R+10.5 | Toward D 14.7 pts | |
| D+2.2 | Toward D 21.4 pts | |
| R+59.2 | Toward D 14.6 pts | |
| R+73.5 | Toward D 11.3 pts | |
| R+43.1 | Toward D 22.0 pts | |
| R+24.7 | Toward D 24.9 pts | |
| R+0.9 | Toward D 15.6 pts | |
| R+26.7 | Toward D 15.8 pts | |
| R+61.0 | Toward D 14.9 pts | |
| R+41.9 | Toward D 17.5 pts | |
| R+68.4 | Toward D 13.0 pts | |
| R+37.2 | Toward D 22.2 pts | |
| D+45.0 | Toward D 14.8 pts | |
| R+52.4 | Toward D 26.6 pts | |
| R+36.0 | Toward D 23.4 pts | |
| R+30.9 | Toward D 21.3 pts | |
| R+35.6 | Toward D 24.5 pts | |
| R+62.4 | Toward D 10.4 pts | |
| R+49.7 | Toward D 28.0 pts | |
| R+68.0 | Toward D 11.6 pts | |
| D+67.0 | Toward D 8.3 pts | |
| D+23.2 | Toward D 13.7 pts | |
| R+39.5 | Toward D 12.9 pts | |
| R+31.1 | Toward D 24.6 pts | |
| R+54.6 | Toward D 20.9 pts | |
| D+31.0 | Toward D 26.4 pts | |
| R+66.8 | Toward D 11.4 pts | |
| R+31.2 | Toward D 24.6 pts | |
| R+42.4 | Toward D 19.7 pts | |
| R+9.1 | Toward D 26.6 pts | |
| R+21.4 | Toward D 30.9 pts | |
| D+46.1 | Toward D 10.3 pts | |
| D+63.7 | Toward D 8.3 pts | |
| D+9.9 | Toward D 30.3 pts | |
| D+11.6 | Toward D 17.6 pts | |
| R+70.1 | Toward D 13.9 pts | |
| R+53.4 | Toward D 24.0 pts | |
| D+4.0 | Toward D 26.5 pts | |
| R+10.8 | Toward D 11.9 pts | |
| D+46.4 | Toward D 27.4 pts | |
| R+32.5 | Toward D 28.0 pts | |
| D+53.3 | Toward D 11.6 pts | |
| R+11.4 | Toward D 18.7 pts | |
| R+8.2 | Toward D 25.0 pts | |
| R+51.4 | Toward D 16.7 pts | |
| D+20.2 | Toward D 25.1 pts | |
| R+19.5 | Toward D 29.8 pts | |
| R+44.6 | Toward D 23.9 pts | |
| D+53.5 | Toward D 14.2 pts | |
| R+9.4 | Toward D 24.7 pts | |
| R+35.5 | Toward D 19.9 pts | |
| D+3.8 | Toward D 29.5 pts | |
| R+56.9 | Toward D 16.7 pts | |
| R+44.7 | Toward D 11.2 pts | |
| D+38.2 | Toward D 8.9 pts | |
| R+72.4 | Toward D 13.1 pts |
Sources and method
- 2026: county totals from the Secretary of State’s election night results page (its Export Data file), www2.alabamavotes.gov, read Fri, 13 Nov 2026 05:45:32 GMT. Unofficial, not yet certified. A race appears only when all 67 counties are listed. U.S. Senate (checksum d177358c1cce) Governor (checksum d177358c1cce) Lieutenant Governor (checksum d177358c1cce) Attorney General (checksum d177358c1cce) Secretary of State (checksum d177358c1cce) State Auditor (checksum d177358c1cce) State Treasurer (checksum d177358c1cce) Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries (checksum d177358c1cce) Public Service Commission Place 1 (checksum d177358c1cce) Public Service Commission Place 2 (checksum d177358c1cce) Supreme Court Place 8 (checksum d177358c1cce)
- Past elections: the Secretary of State’s General Precinct Level Results files for 2022 and 2024, summed by county (Certified: statewide candidate totals were matched to the State Canvassing Board packets, and county rows were compared with the packet for the 2022 Governor race only) for the 2022 and 2024 general elections. 2024 President (checksum 4ecca55fc235). 2022 U.S. Senate (checksum 4ea186b9e9ee). 2022 Governor (checksum 4ea186b9e9ee). 2022 Attorney General (checksum 4ea186b9e9ee). 2022 Secretary of State (checksum 4ea186b9e9ee).
- Margin: Republican votes minus Democratic votes, as points of all votes cast in the county. Shift: this year’s margin minus the margin in the election you compare with. A shift compares shares, so a county can move even when its winner does not change. Different offices and turnout levels differ, so read it as a pattern, not a prediction.
- Map lines: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundaries (public domain).