Alabama 2024 election results: president, US House District 2, Supreme Court justice and more

Alabama voters head to the polls on Nov. 5 with a newly drawn congressional district and a long history of Republican dominance in the state at stake.

The Democratic candidate for president hasn’t promoted Alabama since Jimmy Carter in 1976. Since then, the state has turned reliably red. Both U.S. Senators, six of the seven members of the U.S. House of Representatives, and the governor are members of the Republican Party.

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Former President Donald Trump won the state by 28 percentage points in 2016 and 26 points four years later.

Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and three independent candidates round out the list of presidential candidates.

Alabama has nine electoral votes.

When will the results come in? According to the Associated Press, the first votes were reported in November 2020 at 7:11 p.m. By 11 p.m., approximately 84% of the total votes cast had been reported.

US House Races

District 2

All seven of Alabama’s congressional districts were up for election in 2024 (U.S. representatives serve two-year terms).

A key race in Alabama took place in the newly elected District 2, where Democrat Shomari figures Republican facing Caroleen Dobson:

In District 1, Republican Barry Moore facing the Democrat Tom Holmes. (Moore currently represents District 2, but was a member of District 1 due to redistricting.) In District 6, the Republican incumbent was Gary Palmer was challenged by the Democrat Elizabeth Anderson. In District 7, incumbent Democrat Terri Sewell Republican facing Robin Litaker. Republican incumbents in Districts 3, 4 and 5 were unopposed on the Nov. 5 ballot.

Use the drop-down box to select a district whose live results you would like to follow on election night:

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

Republican Associate Justice Sara StewartElected to the Supreme Court in 2018, and a Democrat GregGriffin a circuit judge from Montgomery County, are running for chief judge. Current Chief Justice Tom Parker could not seek another term because the state constitution prohibits judges from being elected after the age of 70.

Other state races

Also on the ballot: other state Supreme Court justices (all candidates unopposed), civil appeals, criminal appeals, public service commission, state board of education and a ballot measure.

Chairman of the Public Services Commission Twinkle Cavanaugh had no opposition in the vote. The State Board of Education positions for Districts 1, 3, 5 and 7 were also up for a vote, but only District 5 had challengers. Even districts will be up for election in 2026.

Amendment 1

A amending the Alabama ConstitutionIf passed, it would give the Franklin County School System the option to sell off much of the land it owns in Walker and Fayette counties in hopes of selling or leasing it to a developer.

Results of provincial and local races

For the results of local elections, please visit the website Alabama Secretary of State website.

Vote for recreational marijuana in Florida

If voters in the Sunshine State approve Amendment 3, Florida will become the first Southern state to legalize marijuana for recreational use by adults.

For Alabamians living in coastal Alabama and Wiregrass — whose counties are close to the Florida state line — it could soon mean a short drive to buy marijuana and do so without needing a medical excuse.

When will governors, U.S. Senate races and other state offices be elected?

The U.S. Senate, Governors, State Legislature, and city and school elections are not on the agenda in Alabama in 2024.

U.S. Senators serve six-year terms. Alabama U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville‘s seat will be up for election in 2026. U.S. Senator Katie Britt was elected in 2022 and her seat will be up for election in 2028.

State offices, including the governor, attorney general, secretary of state, and state senators and representatives, serve four-year terms and are up for re-election in 2026. See the Alabama election cycle calendar for more information.

Municipal elections are usually held in August, but not always. There will be municipal elections in Birmingham and Mobile on August 26, 2025. For more information about when the next election will take place in your city, contact your city clerk’s office.