District totalsWinner reported by civicAPI
- Robert AderholtInc.civicAPI winnerRepublican164,655 votes84.2%
- Rick NeighborsDemocratic26,694 votes13.6%
- John C. CochranLibertarian4,303 votes2.2%
All Alabama results
U.S. House 4
November 8, 2022. Archived results from the Alabama Secretary of State’s office, via civicAPI. Coverage may be incomplete.
Archived results
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County results
Counties split between districts show only this district's votes.
- Robert Aderholt leads
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| Colbert | 74.1%12,781 | 23.7%4,086 | 2.1%367 | R+50.4 | 100% estimated reporting |
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| Cullman | 90.4%23,641 | 7.0%1,840 | 2.6%670 | R+83.3 | 100% estimated reporting |
| DeKalb | 87.4%14,936 | 10.1%1,729 | 2.4%415 | R+77.3 | 100% estimated reporting |
| Etowah | 79.5%20,754 | 18.4%4,804 | 2.0%531 | R+61.1 | 100% estimated reporting |
| Fayette | 86.4%4,760 | 12.0%662 | 1.5%83 | R+74.4 | 100% estimated reporting |
| Franklin | 87.0%6,464 | 11.1%828 | 1.9%140 | R+75.8 | 100% estimated reporting |
| Lamar | 88.7%3,881 | 9.8%430 | 1.4%61 | R+78.9 | 100% estimated reporting |
| Lauderdale | 70.4%7,361 | 27.1%2,831 | 2.4%253 | R+43.3 | 100% estimated reporting |
| Lawrence | 80.1%8,591 | 17.6%1,890 | 2.2%237 | R+62.5 | 100% estimated reporting |
| Marion | 91.2%7,666 | 6.9%583 | 1.8%153 | R+84.3 | 100% estimated reporting |
| Marshall | 87.8%21,283 | 9.9%2,401 | 2.3%546 | R+77.9 | 100% estimated reporting |
| Tuscaloosa | 81.1%10,740 | 16.5%2,182 | 2.4%322 | R+64.6 | 100% estimated reporting |
| Walker | 86.5%15,437 | 11.4%2,030 | 2.0%366 | R+75.2 | 100% estimated reporting |
| Winston | 91.8%6,360 | 5.8%398 | 2.3%159 | R+86.1 | 100% estimated reporting |
About these results
Historical coverage may omit races, candidates or counties. Summaries show up to three candidates. Full race pages include all available candidates and county results. Reporting percentages are civicAPI estimates. Winner marks reflect civicAPI’s calls, not certification. Delayed updates retain the last available results.
Lead is the first-place candidate's advantage over second place, in percentage points. Shift compares the Republican-minus-Democratic margin with the same seat's most recent general election in civicAPI's archive. It can swing widely while votes are counted, and district lines may have changed between elections. Seat counts include only races civicAPI has called; leads are not calls.