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* The Democratic and Republican Party primaries on [[June 3]], 2014 | * The Democratic and Republican Party primaries on [[June 3]], 2014 | ||
* Democratic and Republican Party runoffs on [[July 15]], 2014 | * Democratic and Republican Party runoffs on [[July 15]], 2014 | ||
Overall voter turnout was low, with about 613,000 people, or 21% of eligible voters across the state casting ballots. Of those voting in the gubernatorial primaries, only 180,000 voted on the Democratic ballot while 433,000 voters | |||
This was the first election to be held under Alabama's Voter ID law. No voters were reported to have been turned away or forced to use provisional ballots in the [[Birmingham area]]. | |||
==Democratic primary== | ==Democratic primary== | ||
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** [[David Wheeler]], 1,731 votes (40%) | ** [[David Wheeler]], 1,731 votes (40%) | ||
== | ==Other ballot measures== | ||
* | * '''[[Birmingham City Council District 4]]''' | ||
** [[William Parker]] (73%) | |||
** [[Edward Maddox]] | |||
** [[Gwen Sykes]] | |||
** [[Mary Jean LaMay]] | |||
* '''[[Oneonta]]''' referendum to allow alcohol sales | |||
** Yes, 1,208 votes | |||
** No, 738 votes | |||
* '''[[Blountsville]]''' referendum to allow alcohol sales | |||
** Yes, 263 votes | |||
** No, 172 votes | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 19:00, 4 June 2014
The 2014 statewide primary election were comprised of the following ballots:
- The Democratic and Republican Party primaries on June 3, 2014
- Democratic and Republican Party runoffs on July 15, 2014
Overall voter turnout was low, with about 613,000 people, or 21% of eligible voters across the state casting ballots. Of those voting in the gubernatorial primaries, only 180,000 voted on the Democratic ballot while 433,000 voters
This was the first election to be held under Alabama's Voter ID law. No voters were reported to have been turned away or forced to use provisional ballots in the Birmingham area.
Democratic primary
Federal offices
- United States Representative, 7th District
- Terri Sewell (incumbent), 74,830 votes (86%), winner
- Tamara Harris Johnson, 14,345 votes (14%)
Statewide offices
- Governor
- Parker Griffith, 115,109 votes (64%), winner
- Kevin Bass, 64.962 votes (36%)
Jefferson County offices
- Jefferson County Commission, District 1
- George Bowman (incumbent) (40%), runoff
- Earl Hilliard, Jr (32%), runoff
- Roderick Royal (27%)
- Jefferson County Commission, District 2
- Sandra Little Brown (incumbent) (33%), runoff
- Shelia Smoot (26%), runoff
- Sheila Tyson (24%)
- Max Michael (12%)
- Steve Small, Jr (4%)
- Jefferson County Sheriff
- Wallace Anger, Jr, 18,124 votes (51.8%)
- Charles "Todd" Henderson, 16,861 votes (48.2%)
- Jefferson County Circuit Court Judge, Place 3
- Martin Weinberg, 14,674 votes (58%)
- Everett Wess, 10,646 votes (42%)
- Jefferson County Circuit Court Judge, Place 10
- Pat Ballard, 7,926 votes (30.4%), runoff
- Perryn Carroll, 6,475 votes (24.9%), runoff
- Wyndall Ivey, 6,382 votes (24.5%)
- Charles Boohaker, 5,277 votes (20.3%)
Shelby County offices
- Shelby County Circuit Court Judge, Place 2
- Daniel Crowson, 14,322 votes (67%)
- Dave Roper, 7,101 votes (33%)
Other offices
- State Legislator, Alabama House District 52
- John Rogers (incumbent), 2,638 votes (68%)
- Patrick Sellers, 1,217 (32%)
- State Legislator, Alabama House District 54
- Patricia Todd (incumbent), 2,226 votes (64%)
- Chris Cummings, 760 votes (22%)
- Lawrence Conaway, 466 votes (13%)
- State Legislator, Alabama House District 55
- Rod Scott (incumbent) (64%)
- Eric Major (36%)
- State Legislator, Alabama House District 56
- Louise Alexander, 2,389 votes (51%)
- Lawrence McAdory, 2,282 votes (49%)
- State Legislator, Alabama House District 59
- Mary Moore (incumbent), 2,154 votes (54%)
- William Barnes, 903 votes (23%)
- Chris Davis, 901 votes (23%)
- State Legislator, Alabama House District 60
- Juandalynn Given (incumbent), 3,972 votes (76%)
- Arthur Lee, 1,278 votes (24%)
Republican Primary
Federal offices
- United States Representative, 4th District
- Mike Rogers (incumbent), 50,101 votes (76%)
- Thomas Casson, 15,922 votes (24%)
- United States Representative, 6th District
- Paul DeMarco, 30,842 votes (33%), runoff
- Gary Palmer, 18,627 votes (20%), runoff
- Scott Beason, 14,428 votes (15%)
- Chad Mathis, 14,400 votes (15%)
- Will Brooke, 13,076 votes (14%)
- Tom Vigneulle, 2,394 votes (3%)
- Robert Shattuck, 587 votes (1%)
Statewide offices
- Governor
- Robert Bentley (incumbent), 387,169 votes (89%)
- Stacy Lee George, 25,076 votes (6%)
- Bob Starkey, 21,088 votes (5%)
- Lieutenant Governor
- Kay Ivey (incumbent), 256,912 votes (62%)
- Stan Cooke, 159,601 votes (38%)
- Secretary of State
- John Merrill, 143,567 votes (40%), runoff
- Reese McKinney, 139,334 votes (38%), runoff
- Jim Perdue, 79,837 votes (22%)
- State Auditor
- Jim Zeigler, 163,572 votes (47%), runoff
- Dale Peterson, 84,568 votes (24%), runoff
- Adam Thompson, 64,518 votes (19%)
- Hobbie Sealy, 34,818 votes (10%)
- State Board of Education, District 6
- Cynthia McCarthy, 33,745 votes (53%)
- Patricia McGriff, 29,859 votes (47%)
- Public Service Commission, Place 1
- Jeremy Oden (incumbent), 188,466 votes (52%)
- Kathy Peterson, 171,302 votes (48%)
- Public Service Commission, Place 2
- Chip Beeker, 133,285 votes (39%), runoff
- Terry Dunn (incumbent), 111,079 votes (33%), runoff
- Jonathan Barbee, 54,177 votes (16%)
- Phillip Brown, 42,977 votes (13%)
Other offices
- State Senator, Alabama Senate District 11
- Jim McClendon, 9,328 votes (63%)
- Jerry Fielding (incumbent), 5,527 votes (37%)
- State Senator, Alabama Senate District 17
- Shay Shelnutt, 7,475 votes (34%), runoff
- Brett King, 6,566 votes (30%), runoff
- Jim Murphree, 2,081 votes (10%)
- Gayle Gear, 1,759 votes (8%)
- Jim Roberts, 1,698 votes (8%)
- Joe Cochran, 1,466 votes (7%)
- Adam Ritch, 744 votes (3%)
- State Legislator, Alabama House District 43
- Arnold Mooney, 2,327 votes (30%), runoff
- Amie Beth Shaver, 1,746 votes (23%), runoff
- Doug Clark, 1,500 votes (19%)
- Cheryl Ciamarra, 885 votes (11%)
- Don Murphy, 536 votes (7%)
- John Bahakel, 525 votes (7%)
- Gina McDonald, 213 votes (3%)
- State Legislator, Alabama House District 44
- Danny Garrett, 3,502 votes (52%)
- John Amari, 2,447 (37%)
- Joe Freeman, 725 votes (11%)
- State Legislator, Alabama House District 46
- David Faulkner, 3,582 votes (45%), runoff
- Steve French, 2,081 votes (26%), runoff
- Justin Barkley, 1,853 votes (23%)
- Pamela Blackmore-Jenkins, 385 votes (5%)
- State Legislator, Alabama House District 47
- Jack Williams (incumbent), 2,623 votes (60%)
- David Wheeler, 1,731 votes (40%)
Other ballot measures
- Oneonta referendum to allow alcohol sales
- Yes, 1,208 votes
- No, 738 votes
- Blountsville referendum to allow alcohol sales
- Yes, 263 votes
- No, 172 votes
External links
- 2014 election information at sos.state.al.us