MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Some Alabamians are heading to the polls Tuesday to cast their votes in the 2024 primary runoff elections. The Republican and Democratic runoffs for the 2nd Congressional ...

To find your sample ballot, you’ll visit the Alabama Secretary of State’s Office website. That’s also where you can find out if you’re registered to vote.

For those who didn’t vote in the May 24 primary election or voted strictly on amendments to the Alabama Constitution, they are free to cast a ballot in either party’s runoff.

Who and what are on the ballots for the Democrat and Republican primary elections on Tuesday? Where do I vote? When can I vote? Here’s a quick guide to help you find the information you need to ...

WKRG News 5 is your local election headquarters, and we are keeping you informed ahead of Alabama's 2022 primary elections. Below you'll find sample ballots for Republican and Democratic primaries ...

After months of reading about the upcoming Republican and Democratic primaries, Alabama voters can now make their preparations. Sample ballots for both Republican and Democratic primaries in 67 ...

After months of reading about the upcoming Republican and Democratic primaries, now you can make your preparations. Sample ballots for both Republican and Democratic primaries in 67 Alabama ...

Sample ballots for both Republican and Democratic primaries in 67 Alabama counties are now available for review at the Secretary of State’s website. The primary is May 24.

WHNT News 19 is Your Local Election Headquarters. We’re taking action to make sure you’re an informed voter by providing sample ballots for each county in North Alabama.

Here's everything you need to know to cast your ballot on Election Day. Alabama runoff preview: 4 Republican races, 1 Democratic contest on statewide ballot ...

The Alabama Secretary of State’s website provides both Republican and Democratic sample ballots for every county online.

Voters across the state of Alabama will head to the polls March 3 to fill out their ballots. Montgomery County offers two ballots: Democratic and Republican. Alabama does not have a party ...