CAMPAIGN 2024: See what’s on your local primary ballot
CAMPAIGN 2024: Here’s what you’ll see on your local ballot on Super Tuesday, March 5.
Because this is a primary election, you must ask for a ballot to vote in either the Democratic Primary or the Republican Primary. You cannot vote in both primaries. Polls will be open from 7AM-7PM statewide.
Some of the key races are those for president, the U.S. House of Representatives and the Republican race for Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice. Other races include Alabama Public Service Commission president and seats on the Court of Criminal Appeals and Court of Civil Appeals. There is also a Republican primary race for the District 3 seat on the state school board.
There are dozens of local races throughout our area. These races include some probate judgeships, county commission seats and county school board positions. Voters in Montgomery County will decide whether to renew a tax to benefit schools.
See the list of sample ballots below.
SAMPLE BALLOTS
Autauga County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
Bullock County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
Butler County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
Covington County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
Crenshaw County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
Dallas County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
Elmore County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
Lee County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
Lowndes County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
Macon County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
Marengo County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
Montgomery County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
Perry County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
Pike County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
Tallapoosa County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
Wilcox County: Democratic Party Ballot – Republican Party Ballot
To get more information, contact the office of Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen. You can call (334) 242-7210 or visit alabamavotes.gov
Stay with Action 8 News for complete live results and reaction on Super Tuesday, March 5.
