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November 2, 2010, Alabama General Election:
National
US House, 5th Congressional district
Mo Brooks (R)
Steve Raby (D)
US House, 4th Congressional district
US Senate
Richard Shelby (R) (i)
William Barnes (D)
State
Governor (no incumbent)
Robert Bentley (R)
Ron Sparks (D)
Lieutenant Governor
Jim Folsom (D) (i)
Kay Ivey (R)
Attorney General (no incumbent)
Luther Strange (R)
James Anderson (D)
Secretary of State
Beth Chapman (R) (i)
Scott Gilliland (D)
State Treasurer (no incumbent)
Young Boozer (R)
Charles Grimsley (D)
State Auditor
Sam Shaw (R) (i)
Miranda Karrine Joseph (D)
State Supreme Court, Place 1 (no incumbent)
Kelli Wise (R)
Rhonda Chambers (D)
State Supreme Court, Place 2
Mike Bolin (R) (i)
Tom Edwards (D)
State Supreme Court, Place 3
Tom Parker (R) (i)
Mac Parsons (D)
Court of Civil Appeals
Tommy Bryan (R)
Deborah Bell Paseur (D)
Court of Criminal Appeals
Public Service Commission, Place 1
Jan Cook (D) (i)
Twinkle Cavanaugh (R)
Public Service Commission, Place 2
Susan Parker (D) (i)
Terry Dunn (R)
Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries (no incumbent)
John McMillan (R)
Glen Zorn (D)
State Board of Education, District 8 (no incumbent)
Mary Scott Hunter (R)
Mary Ruth Yates (D)
Legislative
State House District 4
Micky Hammon (R) (i)
Vaughn Goodwin (D)
State House District 5
Henry White (D) (i)
Dan Williams (R)
Jerry Hill (I)
State House District 6
State House District 8 (no incumbent)
Terri Collins (R)
Drama Breland (D)
State House District 9 (no incumbent)
Ed Henry (R)
Kathy White Goodwin (D)
State House District 10
State House District 11
State House District 19
State House District 20
Howard Sanderford (R) (i)
State House District 21
Randy Hinshaw (D) (i)
Jiim Patterson (R)
State House District 22
Butch Taylor (D) (i)
Wayne Johnson (R)
State House District 25
State Senate District 2
Tom Butler (D) (i)
Bill Holtzclaw (R)
State Senate District 3
State Senate District 4
Zeb Little (D) (i)
Paul Bussman (R)
State Senate District 7
Paul Sanford (R) (i)
Jeff Enfinger (D)
State Senate District 8
Lowell Barron (D) (i)
Shadd McGill (R)
State Senate District 9 (no incumbent)
Clay Scofield (R)
Tim Mitchell (D)
Madison County Local
Circuit Court Judge, 23rd Circuit, Place 4
Circuit Court Judge, 23rd Circuit, Place 7
Alan Mann (R)
Annary Aytch Cheatham (D)
District Attorney, 23rd Circuit
Madison County District Court Judge, Place 2
Alison Strickland Austin (R)
Madison County Sheriff
Blake Dorning (R) (i)
Tim Clardy, Sr. (D)
Madison County Coroner
Bobby Berryhill (D) (i)
Craig Whisenant (R)
County Superintendent of Education
County Board of Education, District 4
County Board of Education, District 5
Limestone County Local
Circuit Court Judge, 39th Circuit, Place 1
Circuit Court Judge, 39th Circuit, Place 2
District Attorney, 39th Circuit
Kristi Valls (D) (i)
Brian C.T. Jones (R)
Limestone County District Court Judge, Place 1
Limestone County District Court Judge, Place 2
Limestone County Sheriff
Limestone County Coroner
County Commission Chairman
David Seibert (D) (i)
Stanley Menefee (R)
County Commission, District 1
County Commission, District 3
Limestone County Revenue Commissioner
County Board of Education, District 1
Charles Shoulders, Jr. (R)
County Board of Education, District 2
Bret McGill (R)
Jason Dugger (D)
County Board of Education, District 3
Marty Adams (R)
Chris Looney (D)
Morgan County Local
County Commission, Chairman
Ray Long (R)
Clay New (D)
County Commission, District 1
Jeff Clark (R)
Darrell Allen (D)
County Commission, District 2
Randy Vest (R)
James Ray Bowling (D)
County Sheriff
Ana Woodard Franklin (R)
Tom Little (D)
County Coroner
Jeff Chunn (R)
Brent Gailey (D)
County Superintendent of Education
Bill Hopkins (R)
Guy Bowling (D)
County Board of Education, District 4
Paul Holmes (R)
Stacy Lee George (D)
County Board of Education, District 7
Summary of Proposed 2010 Constitutional Amendments
Statewide Amendment #1: Allow fees to be charged to collect special ad valorem taxes.
Statewide Amendment #2: Allow special county educational taxes to pass by a majority vote, instead a three-fifths vote.
Statewide Amendment #3: Allow the appropriation of funds in the Alabama Trust Fund to state and local transportation purposes, as well as provide funds to the County and Municipal Government Capital Improvement Fund.
Statewide Amendment #4: Prohibit a municipality outside Blount County from imposing ordinances for inside Blount County.
Local Amendment for Madison #1: Prohibit the imposition of an occupational tax.
Local Amendment for Madison #2: "To establish a procedure by which a dog can be declared dangerous, to impose civil penalties on the owner of a dog that inflicts severe personal harm on another person, and to require that dangerous dogs be kept in a fenced enclosure with input from the local humane society."
Local Amendment for Limestone #1: Prohibit the imposition of an occupational tax.
Local Amendment for Morgan #1: Prohibit the imposition of an occupational tax.
Read more on the 2010 Proposed Constitutional Amendments
Voting Information:
Deadline to Register to Vote in this election: October 22, 2010
Deadline to Apply for an Absentee Ballot for this election: October 29, 2010
Deadline to Return the Absentee Ballot for this election: November 1, 2010
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