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It’s Primary Election Day In Alabama (With Sample Ballots)
June 1, 2010
It’s primary election day in Alabama, with voters headed to the polls to pick the Democratic and Republican nominees for the November general election.
Polls will be open until 7 p.m.
Click here for a sample Democratic ballot.
Click here for a sample Republican ballot.
NorthEscambia.com will have local election results posted later tonight.
Here is how the field of candidates stands for local races Escambia County, Alabama:
- Sheriff — Democratic incumbent Grover Smith will face the winner of the Republican primary race between Lloyd Albritton and Heath Jackson. Albritton is a former military criminal investigator; Jackson, a Brewton native, is a narcotics investigator for the Escambia County (Fla.) Sheriff’s Office.
- County Commission District 1 – Incumbent Democrat David Stokes is unopposed.
- County Commission District 3 — Republican Buster Crapps, a Flomaton councilman, will face incumbent Democrat Larry White.
- County Commission District 5 — Two Democrats, David Allen Quarker Sr. and Wiley B. Tait will face each other in the primary election. The winner will face Republican Don “Viking” Ellestad in the general election. The incumbent, Richard Hawthorne, did not seek re-election after being indicted on sexual misconduct charges.
- School Board District 4 — The most crowded local race in the county has five candidates — Democrats Stephanie Agerton, A.G. “Bo” Brantley and Joseph Hutchcraft; and Republicans Cindy Jackson and Monica Shockley.
- School Board District 6 — Incumbent District 6 Democrat Cereal Daniel will face Republican challenger Sherry Digmon, publisher of the Atmore News newspaper in November.
Area state race:
- Senate District 22 – Republicans Danny Joyner and Jeff Peacock; incumbent Democrat Marc Keahey.
- State House District 66 — Incumbent Republican Alan Baker.
- State House District 92 — Republicans Mike Jones, Jr. and Greg White.
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6 Responses to “It’s Primary Election Day In Alabama (With Sample Ballots)”
WE HATE TO SEE GORVER LEAVE BUT YOU WILL DO A WONDERFUL JOB GOOD LUCK
YOU ARE THE BEST
Good luck to every candidate today. It’s funny how I only about know the majority of the candidates based on their TV commercials. Then again, that was exactly the point of those ads in the first place, wasn’t it? By the way, this is the first time I had ever seen anything about the proposed Amendment 1.
Good luck Heath Jackson! Really hope you win We need a change. To many crimes goin on and Noone doing anything about it. Vote Heath Jackson!!!!!!!
Hope you can keep us up to date as the votes are counted.North Escambia is very close to being the only news source most of us have. The rest is history.
Good luck Heath hope u win!!!!!