Datagraphic: Alabama's highest-turnout counties show rural GOP voters still decide runoff elections | Alabama Politics
With all 67 counties now reporting, the Alabama Secretary of State's office show roughly 408,740 ballots, just 10. 72% turnout against nearly 3. 8 million registered voters, were cast in the June 16, 2026 primary runoff. A megaton down from a May primary that had a full statewide. . .
NOWWith all 67 counties now reporting, the Alabama Secretary of State's office show roughly 408,740 ballots, just 10. 72% turnout against nearly 3. 8 million registered voters, were cast in the June 16, 2026 primary runoff. A megaton down from a May primary that had a full statewide. . . ★ FURTHER REFERENCES ★Posted in:★ RELATED STORIESIN ALABAMA★06-01Datagraphic: In 2026 primary turnout, Alabama's enthusiasm gap hit its tightest point since 200606-23Datagraphic: Alabama's highest-turnout counties show rural Republicans still drive primary intensity05-21Alabama voter turnout remains flat despite open governor, U. S. Senate races05-21Only 23% of Alabama voters turned out after PAC linked to gambling floods races - NBC 15 (Video)04-0784% of rural Alabama hospitals operate in the red - NBC 15 (Video)★ RECENT ARTICLESIN ALABAMA POLITICS★00:27New Linden Bypass opens in Marengo County00:27Republican lawmakers push affordability (Video)00:02Datagraphic: Alabama's highest-turnout counties show rural GOP voters still decide runoff elections00:02Nick Derzis op-ed: Change is coming to Riverchase Galleria -- and Hoover is ready23:08Gorrie family makes transformative $10 million investment in the fight against Alzheimer's disease20:26'Repulsive, shocking': $5,000 reward offered after vandalism at historic Logan Junior High School20:26WatsonBruhn Builders begins work on $25 million Longleaf Lodge recovery campus19:56Proposed Mobile Harbor dredging plan tests Alabama's new restrictions on "mud dumping" - NBC 15 (Video)19:56Proposed Mobile Harbor dredging plan tests Alabama's new restrictions on "mud dumping" - NBC 15 (Video)19:32Eli Lilly, Space Command and other growth help earn Alabama a Silver Shovel Award18:38Baptist Medical Center South announces Level I Trauma Center designation, first for Central Alabama18:00Eli Lilly, Space Command and other growth help earn Alabama a Silver Shovel Award17:447 Things: Iran deal movement, Tuberville slams Jones' desperation, Trump endorses in Alabama congressional races, and more. . . 17:44Foley funeral director charged after families paid for headstones that never came16:17Analysis | Tuberville's residency case may test the Alabama Constitution