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* '''Jefferson County Commission, District 4'''
* '''Jefferson County Commission, District 4'''
** [[Roy Wood]]
** [[Roy Wood]] (unopposed)


* '''Jefferson County Sheriff'''
* '''Jefferson County Sheriff'''
** [[Wallace Anger]]
** [[Willie Hill]]: 16,504 votes (40%), runoff
** [[Ron Blankenship]]
** [[Ron Blankenship]]: 15,987 votes (39%), runoff
** [[Willie Hill]]
** [[Wallace Anger]]: 8,798 votes (21%)


* '''Jefferson County District Attorney'''
* '''Jefferson County District Attorney'''
** [[Theodore Lawson]]
** [[Theodore Lawson]] (unopposed)


* '''Jefferson County Board of Education, Place 5'''
* '''Jefferson County Board of Education, Place 5'''
** [[Jacqueline Smith]] (incumbent)
** [[Jacqueline Smith]] (incumbent, unopposed)


===Judgeships===
===Judgeships===

Revision as of 00:14, 3 June 2010

The 2010 statewide primary election were comprised of the following ballots:

  • The Democratic and Republican Party primaries on June 1, 2010, including referenda
  • Democratic and Republican Party runoffs on July 13, 2010

Democratic primary

Federal offices

Statewide offices

  • Commissioner of Agriculture
  • Public Service Commission, Place 1
  • Public Service Commission, Place 2

Countywide offices

  • Jefferson County Commission, District 4
  • Jefferson County Board of Education, Place 5

Judgeships

  • Jefferson County Circuit Court, Place 26

Other offices

  • Jefferson County District Attorney, Bessemer Cut-Off
  • Jefferson County Circuit Court Clerk, Bessemer Cut-Off

Republican Primary

Federal offices

Statewide offices

Countywide offices

Judgeships

  • Supreme Court of Alabama, Place 2
  • Court of Criminal Appeals
  • Jefferson County Circuit Court, Place 21

Other offices


  • Jefferson County Circuit Court Clerk, Bessemer Cut-Off

Referenda on constitutional amendment

Special election for Jefferson County Commission District 1

A special election was held to fill the vacant seat left by William Bell when he became Mayor of Birmingham. A runoff was held on June 22 with the winner taking office immediately. Many of the candidates also appear on the ballot for the full four-year term to be decided in the 2010 general election on November 2:

References

  • Wright, Barnett (May 16, 2010) "Campaign 2010: 14 candidates seek Jefferson County Commission's District 1 seat." Birmingham News

External links