Alabama Local Primary 2020: Projected Results

BIRMINGHAM, AL — Super Tuesday in Alabama saw more than 1 million votes cast statewide, according to the Secretary of State, and many of the primaries will go to a March 31 runoff. Locally, several of the primaries were decided outright Tuesday.

Alabama Presidential Primary: Biden Projected Winner

U.S. Senate Primary: Sessions, Tuberville Runoff Projected

AL 2nd Congressional District: Runoff Projected

AL 5th Congressional District: Mo Brooks Projected Winner

Alabama Supreme Court Place 1: Shaw Projected Winner Over Ward

Here are the unofficial tallies from Tuesday's other primaries:

AL Court of Criminal Appeals Republican Primary Place 1

Melvin Hasting: 31 percent
Mary Windom: 69 percent

AL Court of Criminal Appeals Republican Primary Place 2

Beth Kellum: 43 percent

Will Smith: 37 percent

Jill Ganus: 20 percent

AL Court of Civil Appeals Republican Primary for Place 2

Phillip Bahakel: 34 percent
Matt Fridy: 66 percent

AL Public Service Commission President

Democratic primary
Laura Casey: 79 percent
Robert Mardis: 21 percent

Republican primary
Twinkle Andress Cavanaugh : 73 percent
Robin Litaker: 27 percent

District Court, Place 1, Democratic Ballot

Martha Cook: 69 percent

Gerri Robinson : 31 percent

District Court, Place 7, Democratic Ballot

Ruby Yvette Davis: 56 percent.
Terrika Shaw: 27 percent
Angeline Sperling: 17 percent

Circuit Court, Place 3, Democratic Ballot

Kechia Davis: 61 percent

Sandy E Lee: 17 percent

Everett Wess: 21 percent

Circuit Court, Place 10, Democratic Ballot

Monica Agee: Forestdale resident, Birmingham attorney.

Patrick James Ballard: Incumbent, served since 2016.

Circuit Court, Place 16, Democratic Ballot

Peter Johnson Davis: Attorney with Davis & Scruggs in Birmingham
Linda Hall: Birmingham attorney, legal counselor for Committee to Protect the Homes

Jefferson County Treasurer

Mike Miles: 29 percent
Eyrika Parker: 42 percent
Rod Scott: 30 percent