Alabama judicial elections

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Judges in Alabama are elected in partisan elections.

Judicial elections are only held in Alabama in even-numbered years.

Primary election

If no candidate in a race wins more than 50% of the vote, a runoff determines who will advance to the general election.


Supreme Court Courts of Appeal Circuit Court District Court
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Results

Statewide results are posted on the Secretary of State website.

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Elections

Terms expiring

See also

References

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