Datagraphic: Alabama's highest-turnout counties show rural Republicans still drive primary intensity | Alabama Politics
The Alabama Secretary of State's office reported roughly 493,000 Republican ballots, about 57%, were cast in the May 19, 2026 primary - a megaton down from 2022 when Republicans accounted for 660,800 ballots - or 78% of the total. Last month, statewide turnout ran around 23% and a Democrat. . .
NOWThe Alabama Secretary of State's office reported roughly 493,000 Republican ballots, about 57%, were cast in the May 19, 2026 primary - a megaton down from 2022 when Republicans accounted for 660,800 ballots - or 78% of the total. Last month, statewide turnout ran around 23% and a Democrat. . . ★ FURTHER REFERENCES ★Posted in:Places:★ RELATED STORIESIN ALABAMA★06-01Datagraphic: In 2026 primary turnout, Alabama's enthusiasm gap hit its tightest point since 200604-0784% of rural Alabama hospitals operate in the red - NBC 15 (Video)02-03Gudger outlines Rural Roadmap deliverables: grant portal, new classifications for rural Alabama02-04Gudger outlines Rural Roadmap deliverables- grant portal, new classifications for rural Alabama05-26Alabama primary turnout numbers show enthusiasm gap heading into fall★ RECENT ARTICLESIN ALABAMA POLITICS★15:23Opinion | Alabama family farmers urgently need our help15:23Montgomery clears abandoned site, advances new employee health center15:23Alabama home sales, prices rise as summer buying heats up15:23Sewell named co-leader of House Democrats' health care push15:23Jelks attacks Moore over healthcare, Iran in U. S. Senate race15:23Britt applauds Senate passage of comprehensive housing legislation15:23Trump endorses Carl, Marques in Alabama congressional races15:23Ivey names new members to STEM Council leadership15:23Attorneys withdraw from Cannabis Commission lawsuits15:23Tuberville seeks to dismiss residency challenge, halt discovery process14:37Senate passes a bipartisan housing bill aimed at increasing supply and lowering prices14:08Datagraphic: Alabama's highest-turnout counties show rural Republicans still drive primary intensity13:14Tuberville moves to dismiss residency lawsuit, blasts 'ridiculous narrative coming from a flailing Doug Jones campaign'13:14Feds say Prichard's police force was a criminal enterprise, Mobile County Sheriffs Office takes over12:49Tuberville files motion to dismiss in latest residency case