2014 general election

The 2014 statewide general election was held on November 4, 2014, matching the winners of the Democratic and Republican primaries held the previous June, along with a small number of Libertarian and independent candidates and various referenda on amendments to the Alabama Constitution of 1901.

Results

Federal offices

• United States Representative, 3rd District
  • Mike Rogers (R, incumbent): 87,869 (65%)
  • Jesse Smith (D): 46,480 (35%)

• United States Representative, 5th District
  • Mo Brooks (R, incumbent): 115,212 (75%)
  • Mark Bray (independent): 38,830 (25%)

• United States Representative, 6th District
  • Gary Palmer (R): 135,711 (76%)
  • Mark Lester (D): 42,172 (24%)

• United States Representative, 7th District
  • Terri Sewell (D, unopposed)

Statewide offices

• Governor
  • Robert Bentley (R, incumbent): 747,357 (64%)
  • Parker Griffith (D): 427,218 (36%)

• Lieutenant Governor
  • Kay Ivey (R, incumbent): 721,360 (63%)
  • James Fields (D, incumbent): 418,184 (37%)

• Attorney General
  • Luther Strange (R, incumbent): 665,958 (59%)
  • Joe Hubbard (D): 470,662 (41%)

• Secretary of State
  • John Merrill (R): 715,352 (64%)
  • Lula Albert-Kaigler (D): 395,006 (36%)

• State Auditor
  • Jim Zeigler (R): 698,359 (63%)
  • Miranda Joseph (D): 409,571 (37%)

• Commissioner of Agriculture
  • John McMillan (R, incumbent): 716,219 (65%)
  • Doug Smith (D): 389,559 (35%)

External links

• Election information at sos.state.al.us
• Elections coverage on al.com

See also

• 2014 primary elections