Democratic Runoff Jefferson County Sheriff (Vote for One) Wilson Hale Mark L. Pettway These races appear on some ballots Jefferson County Circuit Clerk (Vote for One) Jackie Anderson-Smith Eyrika L. Parker District Court judge, Place 3 10th Judicial Circuit (Vote for one) Pamela Wilson Cousins Lashunta “Shun” White-Boler District Court judge, Place
REPUBLICAN RUNOFF Gerald Dial Rick Pate There is no Democratic runoff in this race.
REPUBLICAN RUNOFF Rich Anderson Chris McCool There is no Democratic runoff in this race.
Republican Runoff Christy Olinger Edwards Michelle Manley Thomason There is no Democratic runoff in this race.
Republican Runoff Brad Mendheim Sarah Hicks Stewart There is no Democratic runoff in this race.
REPUBLICAN RUNOFF Will Ainsworth Twinkle Andress Cavanaugh Campaign funding, with lists of contributors Cavanaugh Maintains Contribution Lead Against Ainsworth in Lt. Gov. Race There is no Democratic runoff in this race.
REPUBLICAN RUNOFF Troy King Steve Marshall Campaign Financing AG Marshall Pulls in Half a Million This Month Alone; King Reports Almost $80K There is no Democratic runoff in the race.
Races on the Republican ballot in Jefferson County.
Twinkle Andress Cavanaugh continues to build her advantage over Will Ainsworth in campaign contributions, according to financial reports filed Monday by the two candidates for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. Cavanaugh, president of the Alabama Public Service Commission, reported that she collected $89,138 in contributions and spent $302,479 during the first week of July. Since the beginning of the campaign, she has raised $1.93 million in itemized contributions and spent $1.89 million. She reported a balance of $45,397. Ainsworth, a state representative from Guntersville, reported raising $50,000 during the first week of July and spending $14,575. Overall, he has collected $1.21 million in itemized contributions and spent $2.23 million, leaving a balance of $27,483 as the campaign heads into its final week. Read more.
Attorney General Steve Marshall has raised more than a half million dollars in campaign contributions so far this month, according to reports he filed Monday with the Secretary of State’s office. The majority of that money, $300,000, was contributed Monday by the Washington-based RAGA Action Fund, which has given $735,000 to Marshall’s campaign since the election cycle began last year. RAGA is an affiliate of the Republican Attorney Generals Association. Marshall and former Attorney General Troy King face off in a July 17 runoff for the Republican nomination for attorney general. King reported raising $79,885 during the June 30-July 6 reporting period. Read more.
