All Alabama results

2018 Alabama Chief Justice

November 6, 2018. Official results from the Alabama Secretary of State’s office. These come from the state’s 2018 precinct files, and totals may differ slightly from certified statewide results.

Archived results

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Overall results

Statewide totalsFinal results
  • Tom Parkerwinner in official resultsRepublican
    974,447 votes57.4%
  • Bob Vance, Jr.Democratic
    722,632 votes42.6%
  • Write-InOther
    1,032 votes0.1%

County results

  • Tom Parker leads
  • Bob Vance, Jr. leads

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Results by county. Columns can be sorted. Percentages use all choices reported by the Secretary of State for each county.
Autauga68.4%13,38931.5%6,1650.1%13R+36.9
Baldwin71.0%54,84828.9%22,3120.1%56R+42.1
Barbour48.1%3,97651.8%4,2780.1%6D+3.6
Bibb73.8%5,05126.2%1,7920.1%5R+47.6
Blount85.5%16,54614.5%2,8020.0%8R+71.0
Bullock23.3%85176.6%2,7950.1%2D+53.3
Butler54.5%4,34145.4%3,6160.0%3R+9.1
Calhoun64.1%23,46835.9%13,1290.1%23R+28.2
Chambers55.1%6,14544.8%4,9920.0%5R+10.4
Cherokee79.3%6,59920.6%1,7170.0%3R+58.7
Chilton79.4%10,05620.6%2,6050.0%3R+58.8
Choctaw53.1%3,11746.8%2,7460.1%4R+6.3
Clarke53.9%5,94246.1%5,0760.0%3R+7.9
Clay75.6%3,99124.4%1,2860.1%5R+51.2
Cleburne88.1%3,84011.9%5170.0%1R+76.3
Coffee74.9%11,89325.1%3,9890.0%4R+49.8
Colbert61.4%12,56038.5%7,8680.1%16R+22.9
Conecuh46.5%2,24553.5%2,5860.0%2D+7.1
Coosa62.5%2,65637.4%1,5900.1%2R+25.1
Covington80.6%9,61119.4%2,309—R+61.3
Crenshaw69.2%3,64430.8%1,6240.0%2R+38.3
Cullman83.4%23,73716.5%4,7030.0%12R+66.9
Dale72.3%10,24427.6%3,9150.1%12R+44.7
Dallas28.3%4,06171.6%10,2610.1%8D+43.3
DeKalb80.1%16,78719.8%4,1510.1%14R+60.3
Elmore71.2%20,85128.8%8,4220.1%14R+42.4
Escambia63.7%7,56136.3%4,310—R+27.4
Etowah66.8%22,81133.1%11,2860.1%28R+33.8
Fayette73.4%5,23826.5%1,8900.1%10R+46.9
Franklin71.9%6,05228.0%2,3570.1%11R+43.9
Geneva86.2%7,67313.7%1,2220.0%4R+72.5
Greene15.0%61885.0%3,4970.0%0D+70.0
Hale36.0%2,30664.0%4,1020.1%3D+28.0
Henry69.2%4,54130.8%2,0200.1%5R+38.4
Houston70.9%22,66629.1%9,2970.1%23R+41.8
Jackson76.7%11,79723.3%3,5810.0%5R+53.4
Jefferson38.0%97,39562.0%158,8030.1%161D+24.0
Lamar82.5%4,36217.4%9210.0%1R+65.1
Lauderdale65.3%19,91634.8%10,607—R+30.5
Lawrence67.4%7,83132.6%3,7850.1%6R+34.8
Lee55.8%27,31944.1%21,5830.1%34R+11.7
Limestone67.7%22,53632.2%10,7170.0%13R+35.5
Lowndes26.7%1,32473.3%3,6420.0%0D+46.7
Macon15.5%1,11384.5%6,0720.0%1D+69.0
Madison51.6%72,33248.3%67,6740.1%101R+3.3
Marengo44.8%3,88555.2%4,7890.0%3D+10.4
Marion81.2%7,81318.8%1,8040.1%5R+62.5
Marshall79.7%21,45320.2%5,4450.1%20R+59.5
Mobile50.0%66,00750.0%65,9940.1%93R+0.0
Monroe52.2%4,54947.8%4,165—R+4.4
Montgomery32.2%24,68567.8%51,9780.1%57D+35.6
Morgan71.1%27,93128.8%11,3150.0%16R+42.3
Perry23.8%1,00276.2%3,2060.1%2D+52.4
Pickens55.7%4,55644.3%3,623—R+11.4
Pike55.8%5,74544.1%4,5400.1%5R+11.7
Randolph74.8%5,60525.1%1,8840.1%5R+49.7
Russell44.0%6,57156.0%8,3550.1%8D+12.0
Shelby65.6%54,70534.3%28,5870.1%65R+31.3
St. Clair77.1%22,97922.8%6,7970.0%13R+54.3
Sumter22.8%1,21177.2%4,1010.0%1D+54.4
Talladega57.6%15,03342.4%11,0620.1%13R+15.2
Tallapoosa67.4%10,50432.5%5,0720.1%9R+34.9
Tuscaloosa51.5%35,00748.5%32,9710.1%54R+3.0
Walker75.0%17,09424.9%5,6770.1%19R+50.1
Washington65.7%4,38134.2%2,2840.1%6R+31.4
Wilcox29.5%1,36970.5%3,2670.0%0D+40.9
Winston85.5%6,52214.5%1,1040.1%6R+71.0
About these results

Official precinct results from the Alabama Secretary of State's office, added up by county, including absentee and provisional votes. Results cover statewide, congressional, legislative and State Board of Education contests; local contests aren't included. Check marks show the candidate or ballot choice with the most votes, not a certification.

Margin is the winner's advantage over second place, in percentage points. Seat counts reflect the most votes in each race.

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