How Tuscaloosa County Voted In Tuesday's Primary

TUSCALOOSA, AL — The votes have all been counted from primary election day in Alabama, including for some local races in Tuscaloosa County that were decided Tuesday.

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The Alabama Secretary of State's Office's unofficial results showed Tuscaloosa County tallied 28,295 ballots cast out of 145,777 registered voters for a turnout of 19.41%.

Primary races headed to a runoff will appear on the ballot on June 16.

Here's a look at how Tuscaloosa County voted.

Governor (Democratic)

1. Doug Jones — 12,859 votes (83.43%)
2. Will Boyd — 1,446 votes (9.38%)
3. Yolanda Rochelle Flowers — 485 votes (3.15%)
4. Jamel J. Brown — 404 votes (2.62%)
5. Chad 'Chig' Martin — 163 votes (1.06%)
6. Nathan 'Nate' Mathis — 56 votes (0.36%)

Governor (Republican)

1. Tommy Tuberville — 10,876 votes (86.69%)
2. Ken McFeeters — 1,162 votes (9.26%)
3. Will Stanstivaci — 508 votes (4.05%)

Lieutenant Governor (Democratic)

1. Phillip Ensler — 9,126 votes (62.86%)
2. Darryl D. Perryman — 5,391 votes (37.14%)

Lieutenant Governor (Republican)

1. Wes Allen — 6,561 votes (52.46%)
2. John Wahl — 4,311 votes (34.47%)
3. Rick Pate — 633 votes (5.06%)
4. Nicole Jones Wadsworth — 475 votes (3.80%)
5. Pat Bishop — 240 votes (1.92%)
6. Stewart Hill Tankersley — 170 votes (1.36%)
7. George Childress — 117 votes (0.94%)

U.S. Senate (Democratic)

1. Everett Wess — 6,538 votes (44.75%)
2. Dakarai Larriett — 4,117 votes (28.18%)
3. Marks S. Wheeler II — 2,401 votes (16.43%)
4. Kyle Sweetser — 1,555 votes (10.64%)

U.S. Senate (Republican)

1. Jared Hudson — 4,303 votes (34.43%)
2. Barry Moore — 4,124 votes (33.00%)
3. Steve Marshall — 3,250 votes (26.00%)
4. Rodney Walker — 250 votes (2.00%)
5. Dale Shelton Deas Jr. — 235 votes (1.88%)
6. Seth Burton — 233 votes (1.86%)
7. Morgan Murphy — 103 votes (0.82%)

U.S. House District 4 (Republican)

1. Robert Aderholt — 5,580 votes (82.90%)
2. Tommy Barnes — 1,151 votes (17.10%)

U.S. House District 4 (Democratic)

1. Amanda N. Pusczek — 2,619 votes (63.37%)
2. Shane Weaver — 1,514 votes (36.63%)

Attorney General (Republican)

1. Katherine Robertson — 5,935 votes (48.75%)
2. Jay Mitchell — 4,094 votes (33.63%)
3. Pamela L. Casey — 2,145 votes (17.62%)

Secretary of State (Republican)

1. Caroleene Dobson — 8,090 votes (69.77%)
2. Christopher Christian Horn — 2,438 votes (21.02%)
3. Glenda S. Jackson — 1,068 votes (9.21%)

State Treasurer (Republican)

1. Young Boozer — 8,802 votes (73.74%)
2. Steve Lolley — 3,135 votes (26.26%)

State Auditor (Republican)

1. Andrew Sorrell — 7,841 votes (66.82%)
2. Derek Chen — 3,894 votes (33.18%)

Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries (Republican)

1. Corey Hill — 3,951 votes (34.65%)
2. Christina Woerner McInnis — 3,804 votes (33.36%)
3. Jack Williams — 3,649 votes (32.00%)

Public Service Commission, Place 1 (Democratic)

1. James O. Gordon — 9,416 votes (65.52%)
2. Jeff Ramsey — 3,142 votes (21.86%)
3. John Northrop — 1,814 votes (12.62%)

Public Service Commission, Place 1 (Republican)

1. Matt Gentry — 8,397 votes (74.63%)
2. Jeremy H. Oden — 2,855 votes (25.37%)

Public Service Commission, Place 2 (Republican)

1. Chris Beeker — 4,800 votes (40.65%)
2. Jim 'Zig' Zeigler — 4,666 votes (39.52%)
3. Brent Woodall — 1,392 votes (11.79%)
4. Priscilla Andrews — 949 votes (8.04%)

State Representative District 72 (Democratic)

1. Curtis L. Travis — 2,047 votes (84.24%)
2. Michael Williams — 383 votes (15.76%)

State Democratic Executive Committee (Female), District 70

1. Lisa M. Young — 2,231 votes (46.52%)
2. Beverly K. Gordon — 1,092 votes (22.77%)
3. Malea Benjamin — 1,088 votes (22.69%)
4. Amy Clayton — 385 votes (8.03%)

State Democratic Executive Committee (Male), District 72

1. Curtis L. Travis — 1,971 votes (80.02%)
2. Ke'Undra Quintez Cox — 348 votes (14.13%)
3. Jonathan Rossell — 144 votes (5.85%)

State Republican Executive Committee Tuscaloosa County, Place 3

1. Jackie Ray — 7,729 votes (77.05%)
2. Dovel Rock — 2,302 votes (22.95%)

State Republican Executive Committee Tuscaloosa County, Place 7

1. J.W. (Billy) McFarland Jr. — 7,964 votes (75.10%)
2. Lela Waters — 2,641 votes (24.90%)

Proposed Statewide Amendment 1

• Yes — 20,213 votes (73.02%)
• No — 7,467 votes (26.98%)

Proposed Statewide Amendment 2

• Yes — 15,345 votes (56.60%)
• No — 11,764 votes (43.40%)

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