Thank you for going to the polls Tuesday, June 3, and casting your ballots for candidates who are right for retailers.
You truly made the retail vote count with 93 percent of our endorsed candidates, either elected outright, as party nominees or in runoffs.
Our association is 4,000 members strong, so our VOICE and our VOTE makes a difference when ballots are counted.
Learn more about elections under the Advocacy section of this website.
JULY 15 RUNOFF CANDIDATES
Make plans to return to the polls July 15 for the primary runoff elections to support the Alabama Retail endorsed candidates for these offices:
STATEWIDE
Secretary of State: John Merrill (R)
PSC, Place No. 2: Chip Beeker (R)
DISTRICT
U.S. House District 6 Paul DeMarco (R) Homewood
Senate District 30 Clyde Chambliss (R) Prattville
House District 12 Mac Buttram (R) Cullman
House District 43 Arnold Mooney (R) Meadow Brook
House District 72 Ralph Howard (D) Greensboro
CONGRATULATIONS TO THOSE ELECTED JUNE 3
More than a dozen Retail-endorsed candidates who faced primary opposition in the June 3 primary have no opposition from the other major political party and no announced independent candidate opposition. Congratulate these elected officials:
STATEWIDE
PSC, Place No. 1: Jeremy Oden (R)
DISTRICT
U.S. House District 7 Terry Sewell (D) Birmingham
Senate District 2 Bill Holtzclaw (R) Madison
House District 9 Ed Henry (R) Hartselle
House District 26 Kerry Rich (R) Albertville
House District 54 Patricia Todd (D) Birmingham
House District 55 Rod Scott (D) Fairfield
House District 59 Mary Moore (D) Birmingham
House District 60 Juandalynn Givan (D) Birmingham
House District 61 Alan Harper (R) Aliceville
House District 62 Rich Wingo (R) Tuscaloosa
House District 64 Harry Shiver (R) Bay Minette
House District 71 A.J. McCampbell (D) Livingston
House District 73 Matt Fridy (R) Montevallo
House District 99 James Buskey (D) Mobile
House District 101 Chris Pringle (R) Mobile
House District 102 Jack Williams (R) Wilmer
SUPPORT THESE PARTY NOMINEES IN THE GENERAL ELECTION
Please congratulate these party nominees and make plans to support them in November:
STATEWIDE
Governor: Robert Bentley (R)
Lieutenant Governor: Kay Ivey (R)
Attorney General: Luther Strange (R)
Agriculture Commissioner John McMillan (R)
State Treasurer Young Boozer (R)
DISTRICT
U.S. House District 1 Bradley Byrne (R) Mobile
U.S. House District 2 Martha Roby (R) Montgomery
U.S. House District 3 Mike Rogers (R) Saks
U.S. House District 5 Mo Brooks (R) Huntsville
Senate District 4 Paul Bussman (R) Cullman
Senate District 6 Roger Bedford (D) Russellville
Senate District 7 Paul Sanford (R) Huntsville
Senate District 8 Steve Livingston (R) Scottsboro
Senate District 10 Phil Williams (R) Rainbow City
Senate District 12 Del Marsh (R) Anniston
Senate District 13 Gerald Dial (R) Lineville
Senate District 16 Jabo Waggoner (R) Vestavia Hills
Senate District 20 Linda Coleman (D) Birmingham
Senate District 21 Gerald Allen (R) Tuscaloosa
Senate District 27 Tom Whatley (R) Auburn
Senate District 31 Jimmy Holley (R) Elba
Senate District 32 Tripp Pittman (R) Daphne
Senate District 35 Bill Hightower (R) Mobile
House District 1 Greg Burdine (D) Florence
House District 2 Lynn Greer (R) Rogersville
House District 3 Marcel Black (D) Tuscumbia
House District 5 Dan Williams (R) Athens
House District 7 Ken Johnson (R) Moulton
House District 8 Terri Collins (R) Decatur
House District 16 Kyle South (R) Fayette
House District 17 Mike Millican (R) Hamilton
House District 18 Johnny Mack Marrow (D) Red Bay
House District 19 Laura Hall (D) Huntsville
House District 21 Jim Patterson (R) Meridianville
House District 23 John Robinson (D) Scottsboro
House District 24 Nathaniel Ledbetter (R) Rainsville
House District 27 William Ainsworth (R) Guntersville
House District 28 Craig Ford (D) Gadsden
House District 29 Becky Nordgren (R) Gadsden
House District 32 Barbara Boyd (D) Anniston
House District 33 Ron Johnson (R) Sylacauga
House District 39 Richard Lindsey (D) Centre
House District 40 K.L. Brown (R) Jacksonville
House District 47 Jack Williams (R) Birmingham
House District 52 John Rogers Jr. (D) Birmingham
House District 65 Elaine Beech (D) Chatom
House District 69 Kelvin Lawrence (D) Hayneville
House District 74 Dimitri Polizos (R) Montgomery
House District 79 Mike Hubbard (R) Auburn
House District 80 Lesley Vance (R) Phenix City
House District 81 Mark Tuggle (R) Alexander City
House District 84 Berry Forte (D) Eufaula
House District 89 Alan Boothe (R) Troy
House District 91 Barry Moore (R) Enterprise
House District 93 Steve Clouse (R) Ozark
House District 98 Napoleon Bracy (D) Ozark
CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE UNOPPOSED LAWMAKERS
More than 50 of the candidates endorsed by the Alabama Retail Association will be elected to the offices they seek without opposition. Congratulate these elected officials:
STATEWIDE
Place 1, Alabama Supreme Court Greg Shaw (R)
Place 1, Court of Civil Appeals William C. “Bill” Thompson (R)
Place 2, Court of Civil Appeals Scott Donaldson (R)
Place 1, Court of Criminal Appeals Mary B. Windom (R)
Place 2, Court of Criminal Appeals Beth Kellum (R)
U.S. Senate Jeff Sessions (R) Mobile
DISTRICT
U.S. House District 4 Robert Aderholt (R) Haleyville
Senate District 3 Arthur Orr (R) Decatur
Senate District 5 Greg Reed (R) Jasper
Senate District 9 Clay Scofield (R) Guntersville
Senate District 14 Cam Ward (R) Alabaster
Senate District 15 Slade Blackwell (R) Birmingham
Senate District 18 Rodger Smitherman (D) Birmingham
Senate District 19 Priscilla Dunn (D) Bessemer
Senate District 24 Bobby Singleton (D) Greensboro
Senate District 25 Dick Brewbaker (R) Montgomery
Senate District 26 Quinton Ross (D) Montgomery
Senate District 28 Billy Beasley (D) Clayton
Senate District 33 Vivian Figures (D) Mobile
Senate District 34 Rusty Glover (R) Semmes
House District 4 Micky Hammon (R) Decatur
House District 6 Phil Williams (R) Huntsville
House District 10 Mike Ball (R) Madison
House District 11 Randall Shedd (R) Cullman
House District 15 Allen Farley (R) McCalla
House District 20 Howard Sanderford (R) Huntsville
House District 25 Mac McCutcheon (R) Capshaw
House District 31 Mike Holmes (R) Wetumpka
House District 34 David Standridge (R) Hayden
House District 36 Randy Wood (R) Anniston
House District 41 Mike Hill (R) Columbiana
House District 45 Dickie Drake (R) Leeds
House District 48 Jim Carns (R) Birmingham
House District 49 April Weaver (R) Brierfield
House District 51 Allen Treadaway (R) Morris
House District 53 Anthony Daniels (D) Huntsville
House District 57 Merika Coleman-Evans (D)Birmingham
House District 58 Oliver Robinson (D) Birmingham
House District 63 Bill Poole (R) Tuscaloosa
House District 66 Alan Baker (R) Brewton
House District 68 Thomas Jackson (D) Thomasville
House District 70 Chris England (D) Tuscaloosa
House District 75 Reed Ingram (R) Montgomery
House District 82 Pebblin Warren (D) Tuskegee
House District 86 Paul Lee (R) Dothan
House District 87 Donnie Chesteen (R) Geneva
House District 88 Paul Beckman (R) Prattville
House District 92 Mike Jones Jr. (R) Andalusia
House District 94 Joe Faust (R) Fairhope
House District 95 Steve McMillan (R) Bay Minette
House District 96 Randy Davis (R) Daphne
House District 97 Adline Clark (D) Mobile
House District 100 Victor Gaston (R) Mobile
House District 104 Margie Wilcox (R) Mobile
House District 105 David Sessions (R) Grand Bay