2024 Alabama Supreme Court election
The2024 Alabama Supreme Court election took place on November 5, 2024, to elect five of the nine members to theSupreme Court of Alabama , including the Chief Justice. The justices will serve six-year terms.[ 1]
2024 Alabama Supreme Court chief justice election County resultsStewart: 50–60% 60–70% 70–80% 80–90% >90%Griffin: 50–60% 60–70% 70–80%
Incumbent Chief JusticeTom Parker decided to retire.[ 2]
Eliminated in primary [ edit ] Only one candidate filed for the Democratic nomination, so no primary was held.
County[ 7] Sarah Stewart Greg Griffin Write-in Margin Total # % # % # % # % Autauga 20,452 73.56% 7,323 26.34% 28 0.10% 13,129 47.22% 27,803 Baldwin 97,092 80.54% 23,387 19.40% 70 0.06% 73,705 61.14% 120,549 Barbour 5,468 57.10% 4,098 42.79% 10 0.10% 1,370 14.31% 9,576 Bibb 7,453 81.70% 1,662 18.22% 7 0.08% 5,791 63.48% 9,122 Blount 24,672 89.69% 2,805 10.20% 32 0.12% 21,867 79.49% 27,509 Bullock 1,118 27.93% 2,885 72.07% 0 0.00% -1,767 -44.14% 4,003 Butler 5,000 60.04% 3,323 39.90% 5 0.06% 1,677 20.14% 8,328 Calhoun 34,443 72.56% 12,956 27.29% 68 0.14% 21,487 45.27% 47,467 Chambers 8,564 61.87% 5,266 38.04% 13 0.09% 3,298 23.82% 13,843 Cherokee 11,076 87.32% 1,600 12.61% 8 0.06% 9,476 74.71% 12,684 Chilton 16,326 85.39% 2,775 14.51% 19 0.10% 13,551 70.87% 19,120 Choctaw 3,977 61.98% 2,438 37.99% 2 0.03% 1,539 23.98% 6,417 Clarke 6,836 58.47% 4,849 41.47% 7 0.06% 1,987 16.99% 11,692 Clay 5,530 84.23% 1,029 15.67% 6 0.09% 4,501 68.56% 6,565 Cleburne 6,729 90.99% 663 8.97% 3 0.04% 6,066 82.03% 7,395 Coffee 17,351 79.21% 4,538 20.72% 15 0.07% 12,813 58.50% 21,904 Colbert 19,108 72.55% 7,209 27.37% 21 0.08% 11,899 45.18% 26,338 Conecuh 3,149 55.03% 2,564 44.81% 9 0.16% 585 10.22% 5,722 Coosa 3,704 71.62% 1,467 28.36% 1 0.02% 2,237 43.25% 5,172 Covington 14,258 85.54% 2,405 14.43% 6 0.04% 11,853 71.11% 16,669 Crenshaw 4,862 76.63% 1,480 23.33% 3 0.05% 3,382 53.30% 6,345 Cullman 37,791 89.34% 4,474 10.58% 37 0.09% 33,317 78.76% 42,302 Dale 14,379 76.41% 4,419 23.48% 20 0.11% 9,960 52.93% 18,818 Dallas 5,082 33.45% 10,098 66.47% 12 0.08% -5,016 -33.02% 15,192 DeKalb 24,799 86.19% 3,955 13.75% 18 0.06% 20,844 72.45% 28,772 Elmore 31,442 76.67% 9,530 23.24% 38 0.09% 21,912 53.43% 41,010 Escambia 10,706 73.18% 3,910 26.73% 13 0.09% 6,796 46.46% 14,629 Etowah 34,973 77.53% 10,082 22.35% 53 0.12% 24,891 55.18% 45,108 Fayette 6,929 85.42% 1,171 14.44% 12 0.15% 5,758 70.98% 8,112 Franklin 9,786 84.83% 1,736 15.05% 14 0.12% 8,050 69.78% 11,536 Geneva 10,724 88.17% 1,435 11.80% 4 0.03% 9,289 76.37% 12,163 Greene 835 21.20% 3,100 78.72% 3 0.08% -2,265 -57.52% 3,938 Hale 3,291 47.34% 3,653 52.55% 8 0.12% -362 -5.21% 6,952 Henry 6,822 75.00% 2,268 24.93% 6 0.07% 4,554 50.07% 9,096 Houston 32,416 74.36% 11,131 25.53% 47 0.11% 21,285 48.83% 43,594 Jackson 19,036 84.53% 3,463 15.38% 22 0.10% 15,573 69.15% 22,521 Jefferson 136,164 46.20% 158,299 53.71% 239 0.08% -22,135 -7.51% 294,702 Lamar 5,780 86.63% 886 13.28% 6 0.09% 4,894 73.35% 6,672 Lauderdale 31,925 75.45% 10,357 24.48% 32 0.08% 21,568 50.97% 42,314 Lawrence 12,411 79.83% 3,119 20.06% 16 0.10% 9,292 59.77% 15,546 Lee 46,721 65.20% 24,823 34.64% 119 0.17% 21,898 30.56% 71,663 Limestone 37,463 72.32% 14,268 27.54% 73 0.14% 23,195 44.77% 51,804 Lowndes 1,714 31.85% 3,664 68.08% 4 0.07% -1,950 -36.23% 5,382 Macon 1,690 21.88% 6,026 78.03% 7 0.09% -4,336 -56.14% 7,723 Madison 107,999 56.31% 83,383 43.48% 399 0.21% 24,616 12.84% 191,781 Marengo 4,783 50.99% 4,587 48.90% 10 0.11% 196 2.09% 9,380 Marion 11,781 89.43% 1,389 10.54% 4 0.03% 10,392 78.88% 13,174 Marshall 33,584 85.64% 5,590 14.25% 41 0.10% 27,994 71.39% 39,215 Mobile 101,999 59.22% 70,048 40.67% 181 0.11% 31,951 18.55% 172,228 Monroe 5,892 61.22% 3,727 38.72% 6 0.06% 2,165 22.49% 9,625 Montgomery 31,046 35.05% 57,425 64.83% 112 0.13% -26,379 -29.78% 88,583 Morgan 39,897 76.52% 12,183 23.37% 60 0.12% 27,714 53.15% 52,140 Perry 1,206 27.87% 3,120 72.09% 2 0.05% -1,914 -44.22% 4,328 Pickens 5,360 61.22% 3,396 38.78% 0 0.00% 1,964 22.43% 8,756 Pike 8,138 62.79% 4,814 37.15% 8 0.06% 3,324 25.65% 12,960 Randolph 8,780 82.00% 1,912 17.86% 15 0.14% 6,868 64.14% 10,707 Russell 10,025 49.18% 10,344 50.74% 16 0.08% -319 -1.56% 20,385 Shelby 81,233 71.71% 31,935 28.19% 109 0.10% 49,298 43.52% 113,277 St. Clair 35,155 82.14% 7,605 17.77% 40 0.09% 27,550 64.37% 42,800 Sumter 1,504 29.09% 3,659 70.77% 7 0.14% -2,155 -41.68% 5,170 Talladega 21,854 66.69% 10,866 33.16% 50 0.15% 10,988 33.53% 32,770 Tallapoosa 14,633 74.64% 4,951 25.26% 20 0.10% 9,682 49.39% 19,604 Tuscaloosa 51,060 60.93% 32,655 38.97% 89 0.11% 18,405 21.96% 83,804 Walker 24,623 84.59% 4,451 15.29% 34 0.12% 20,172 69.30% 29,108 Washington 6,284 76.51% 1,925 23.44% 4 0.05% 4,359 53.07% 8,213 Wilcox 1,761 35.92% 3,137 63.99% 4 0.08% -1,376 -28.07% 4,902 Winston 9,857 90.90% 984 9.07% 3 0.03% 8,873 81.82% 10,844 Totals 1,458,501 64.77% 756,675 34.12% 2,350 0.11% 701,826 31.65% 2,217,526
2024 Alabama Supreme Court election, Place 1
Incumbent JusticeSarah Stewart decided not to seek re-election and successfully ran forChief Justice .
Only one major party candidate filed, so no primary elections were held.
2024 Alabama Supreme Court election, Place 2
Incumbent JusticeTommy Bryan ran for a third term.
2024 Alabama Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, Place 2 election[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican Tommy Bryan (incumbent)1,560,072 97.69 Write-in 36,838 2.31 Total votes 1,596,910 100
2024 Alabama Supreme Court election, Place 3
Incumbent JusticeWill Sellers ran for a second full term.
2024 Alabama Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, Place 3 election[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican Will Sellers (incumbent)1,557,606 97.77 Write-in 35,479 2.23 Total votes 1,593,085 100
2024 Alabama Supreme Court election, Place 4
Incumbent JusticeJay Mitchell ran for a second term.
2024 Alabama Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, Place 4 election[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican Jay Mitchell (incumbent)1,555,235 97.80 Write-in 35,034 2.20 Total votes 1,590,269 100
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