2026 results · state legislatures · Alabama

Republicans keep both chambers of the Alabama legislature

In the Senate, Democrats hold or lead 10 seats and Republicans 24, against 8 and 27 before. Three seats are led by another party than held them.

In the House, Democrats hold or lead 31 seats and Republicans 74, against 29 and 76 before. Two seats are led by another party than held them.

Leaders in the count from Alabama Secretary of State, not called winners. A close seat can still change.

One dot per seat, 35 in all; a party across the line holds a majority. 3 seats change hands, striped where they land.

Before: 8–27. With the leaders elected: 10–24, every seat not on the ballot as it was and every seat on it to the party leading the count.

Republicans keep control

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3 seats changing party, then the closest

Alabama Senate: the districts on the ballot
District	Leading	Runner-up	Margin	Held by
10Flip	Jesse Battles I 49.9%	Andrew Jones R 49.7%	+0.1	R
7Flip	Jared Sluss D 50.5%	Sam Givhan R 49.5%	D+1.0	R
2Flip	Rudolph Valentino Drake D 55.9%	John Roberts R 43.8%	D+12.1	R
16	J. T. "Jabo" Waggoner R 53.7%	Spencer Stone D 46.2%	R+7.5	R
25	Will Barfoot R 56.3%	Phadra Carson Foster D 43.6%	R+12.6	R
21	Gerald Allen R 59.2%	Jodie Woodrow Minor, Jr. I 40.2%	R+18.9	R
14	April Weaver R 60.5%	Mandie Ledkins D 39.5%	R+21.0	R
3	Arthur Orr R 61.2%	John Dickey D 38.7%	R+22.5	R
28	Billy Beasley D 62.9%	Brent Comer R 37.1%	D+25.8	D
6	Larry Stutts R 62.9%	Bobby Martin D 37.0%	R+25.9	R
23	Robert Stewart D 63.0%	Thayer "Bear" Havard Spencer R 36.9%	D+26.2	D
11	Lance Bell R 64.8%	Donald J. Mottern D 35.1%	R+29.7	R
13	Randy Price R 65.3%	Jamie Forsyth D 34.6%	R+30.6	R
1	Tim Melson R 96.6%	unopposed	—	R
4	Garlan Gudger R 98.4%	unopposed	—	R
5	Matt Woods R 98.7%	unopposed	—	R
8	Steve Livingston R 66.0%	Katie Kramer D 33.9%	R+32.1	R
9	Wes Kitchens R 96.9%	unopposed	—	R
12	Keith Kelley R 96.3%	unopposed	—	R
15	Scott Ortis R 96.4%	unopposed	—	R
17	Shay Shelnutt R 97.7%	unopposed	—	R
18	Rodger M. Smitherman D 99.2%	unopposed	—	D
19	Merika Coleman D 98.8%	unopposed	—	D
20	Linda Coleman-Madison D 99.3%	unopposed	—	D
22	Terry L. Waters R 72.6%	Ashley Sharpe D 27.3%	R+45.3	R
24	Bobby Singleton D 98.2%	unopposed	—	D
26	Kirk Hatcher D 99.1%	unopposed	—	D
27	Jay Hovey R 96.1%	unopposed	—	R
29	Donnie Chesteen R 97.6%	unopposed	—	R
30	Clyde Chambliss, Jr. R 97.2%	unopposed	—	R
31	Josh Carnley R 98.2%	unopposed	—	R
32	Chris Elliott R 71.0%	Janet Appleby D 28.9%	R+42.1	R
33	Vivian Davis Figures D 97.9%	unopposed	—	D
34	Rusty Glover R 95.9%	unopposed	—	R
35	David Sessions R 96.1%	unopposed	—	R

One dot per seat, 105 in all; a party across the line holds a majority. 2 seats change hands, striped where they land.

Before: 29–76. With the leaders elected: 31–74, every seat not on the ballot as it was and every seat on it to the party leading the count.

Republicans keep control

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2 seats changing party, then the closest

Alabama House: the districts on the ballot
District	Leading	Runner-up	Margin	Held by
15Flip	Nell Brown D 51.2%	Leigh Hulsey R 48.8%	D+2.4	R
25Flip	Allison T Montgomery D 53.2%	Phillip K. Rigsby R 46.7%	D+6.5	R
28	Mack N Butler R 51.0%	Robert Louis Hunter D 48.8%	R+2.2	R
47	Mike Shaw R 51.1%	Jim Toomey D 48.8%	R+2.3	R
21	Rex Reynolds R 51.4%	Forrest Satterfield D 48.6%	R+2.8	R
8	Patrick Johnson R 52.4%	Janine Maria Jordan D 47.6%	R+4.8	R
63	Norman Crow R 54.1%	Judith Taylor D 45.7%	R+8.4	R
65	John Knapp R 54.6%	Elaine Beech I 44.9%	R+9.7	R
85	Rick Rehm R 55.1%	Aristotle Onassis Kirkland D 44.8%	R+10.3	R
75	Reed Ingram R 56.8%	Tisha Dickson Nickson D 43.1%	R+13.7	R
20	James Lomax R 56.8%	James Linderholm D 43.0%	R+13.8	R
68	Thomas E "Action" Jackson D 57.2%	Fred Kelley R 42.7%	D+14.5	D
1	Maurice McCaney R 96.6%	unopposed	—	R
2	Ben Harrison R 72.9%	Rick Pressnell D 26.9%	R+46.0	R
3	Kerry Bubba Underwood R 95.5%	unopposed	—	R
4	Parker Duncan Moore R 59.3%	Hanu Karlapalem D 40.6%	R+18.8	R
5	Danny F. Crawford R 63.0%	Jessie Barcala D 36.9%	R+26.1	R
6	Andy Whitt R 93.7%	unopposed	—	R
7	Ernie Yarbrough R 68.3%	Angelo "Doc" Mancuso I 17.9%	R+50.5	R
9	Scott Stadthagen R 98.4%	unopposed	—	R
10	Marilyn Lands D 60.1%	Aaron Thomas R 39.8%	D+20.3	D
11	Heath Allbright R 98.9%	unopposed	—	R
12	Cindy Myrex R 98.2%	unopposed	—	R
13	Mike Elliott R 98.6%	unopposed	—	R
14	Tim R. Wadsworth R 99.1%	unopposed	—	R
16	Bryan Brinyark R 82.8%	Christian Martin D 17.1%	R+65.8	R
17	Phil Segraves R 99.0%	unopposed	—	R
18	Jamie Kiel R 98.3%	unopposed	—	R
19	Laura Hall D 77.8%	Donald Barnes R 22.1%	D+55.7	D
22	Ritchie Whorton R 96.1%	unopposed	—	R
23	Mike Kirkland R 98.4%	unopposed	—	R
24	Nathaniel Ledbetter R 96.8%	unopposed	—	R
26	Brock Colvin R 97.7%	unopposed	—	R
27	Jeana Ross R 98.4%	unopposed	—	R
29	Mark A. Gidley R 98.3%	unopposed	—	R
30	Craig Lipscomb R 98.4%	unopposed	—	R
31	Troy B. Stubbs R 97.7%	unopposed	—	R
32	Debra D Foster D 67.6%	Joey Callahan R 32.2%	D+35.3	D
33	Ben Robbins R 97.3%	unopposed	—	R
34	David Standridge R 98.6%	unopposed	—	R
35	Steve Hurst R 82.1%	Joseph Cleveland I 17.2%	R+64.9	R
36	Randy Wood R 97.6%	unopposed	—	R
37	Jeff Monroe R 66.5%	Michelle French D 33.4%	R+33.0	R
38	Kristin Nelson R 63.8%	Hazel Floyd D 36.1%	R+27.7	R
39	Ginny Shaver R 98.1%	unopposed	—	R
40	Chad Robertson R 71.7%	Pam Howard D 28.2%	R+43.5	R
41	Corley Ellis R 62.1%	David J. A. Morgan D 37.8%	R+24.4	R
42	Van Smith R 98.5%	unopposed	—	R
43	Arnold Mooney R 62.6%	Taylor Cook D 37.3%	R+25.4	R
44	Danny Garrett R 95.0%	unopposed	—	R
45	Susan DuBose R 63.4%	Toni Kornegay Vaughn D 36.5%	R+26.9	R
46	David L. Faulkner R 96.2%	unopposed	—	R
48	Lloyd Peeples R 96.8%	unopposed	—	R
49	Russell Bedsole R 96.1%	unopposed	—	R
50	Bill Morris R 69.2%	Alan Thomas D 30.7%	R+38.5	R
51	Allen Treadaway R 97.6%	unopposed	—	R
52	GiGi Hayes D 99.0%	unopposed	—	D
53	Anthony Daniels D 98.7%	unopposed	—	D
54	Neil Rafferty D 99.4%	unopposed	—	D
55	Travis Hendrix D 99.2%	unopposed	—	D
56	Ontario J Tillman D 99.0%	unopposed	—	D
57	Patrick Sellers D 99.0%	unopposed	—	D
58	Rolanda Hollis D 99.4%	unopposed	—	D
59	Mary Moore D 99.6%	unopposed	—	D
60	Alicia Escott Lumpkin D 98.7%	unopposed	—	D
61	Ron Bolton R 96.5%	unopposed	—	R
62	Bill Lamb R 95.5%	unopposed	—	R
64	Donna Givens R 97.8%	unopposed	—	R
66	Alan Baker R 98.5%	unopposed	—	R
67	Prince Chestnut D 98.8%	unopposed	—	D
69	Kelvin J Lawrence D 63.4%	Josh Pendergrass R 36.3%	D+27.0	D
70	Christopher John England D 81.4%	Ian M. Chwatuk R 18.5%	D+62.9	D
71	Artis "A. J." McCampbell D 98.4%	unopposed	—	D
72	Curtis L Travis D 98.0%	unopposed	—	D
73	Kenneth Paschal R 93.6%	unopposed	—	R
74	Jasmyne Crimiel D 73.9%	Alva Lambert R 26.0%	D+47.8	D
76	Patrice "Penni" McClammy D 99.3%	unopposed	—	D
77	Tashina Morris D 99.1%	unopposed	—	D
78	Kenyatte Hassell D 99.0%	unopposed	—	D
79	Joe Lovvorn R 95.6%	unopposed	—	R
80	Chris Blackshear R 60.4%	Manfred Malone D 39.6%	R+20.8	R
81	Ed Oliver R 97.9%	unopposed	—	R
82	Pebblin W. Warren D 76.5%	Kinsley Hammons R 23.3%	D+53.3	D
83	Jeremy A. Gray D 97.3%	unopposed	—	D
84	Berry Forte D 97.3%	unopposed	—	D
86	Paul Lee R 97.5%	unopposed	—	R
87	Jeff Sorrells R 98.7%	unopposed	—	R
88	Jerry Starnes R 96.5%	unopposed	—	R
89	Marcus B. Paramore R 97.6%	unopposed	—	R
90	Chris Sells R 98.8%	unopposed	—	R
91	Jody Linton R 97.9%	unopposed	—	R
92	Matthew Hammett R 99.0%	unopposed	—	R
93	Steve Clouse R 97.0%	unopposed	—	R
94	Jennifer Fidler R 98.2%	unopposed	—	R
95	Frances Holk-Jones R 97.5%	unopposed	—	R
96	Danielle Duggar R 64.1%	Terri Osborne D 35.7%	R+28.4	R
97	Adline C. Clarke D 97.8%	unopposed	—	D
98	Napoleon Bracy, Jr. D 97.4%	unopposed	—	D
99	Sam Jones D 74.8%	Charlie Watts R 25.1%	D+49.8	D
100	Mark Shirey R 96.3%	unopposed	—	R
101	Chris Pringle R 59.0%	Joan Friedlander D 41.0%	R+18.0	R
102	Shane Stringer R 98.1%	unopposed	—	R
103	Barbara Drummond D 98.0%	unopposed	—	D
104	Margie Wilcox R 94.3%	unopposed	—	R
105	Chip Brown R 98.0%	unopposed	—	R

Held by: the sitting member before the election, matched to the district; a seat with no matched member is left unmatched rather than given a party. District lines: the Census Bureau’s 2024 state legislative districts; a seat not on this year’s ballot is drawn in the page’s gray, outlined in its sitting member’s party.