Primary election Day 2026: Sample ballots for every Alabama county
Voters can choose a Democratic or Republican primary ballot.
Mason Reed 
Alabama voters, it is time to prep for the May 19 primary election. Taking a look at your sample ballot before you head to the polls is the best way to ensure you are ready to make your voice heard.
Review Your Ballot Ahead of Time
You can access sample ballots for every county directly through the Secretary of State’s website. Whether you choose to vote a Democratic or Republican primary ballot, being familiar with your options is a smart move. Keep in mind that official ballots can vary by precinct, so what you see online is a helpful guide for what to expect.
Pro tip: You are welcome to print a sample ballot, fill it out, and carry it with you into your polling place. Just be sure to take it with you when you leave. You can grab your SAMPLE BALLOTS HERE.
Important Election Details
For in-depth information regarding candidates, voter ID, and constitutional amendments, bookmark the 205focus.com election preview page. You can find more important election information here.
What to Know About Congressional Districts
A special election for U.S. House Districts 1, 2, 6, and 7 is slated for August 11. If you aren't sure which district you fall into, you can look up your status on the Secretary of State website.
While votes cast on May 19 for those specific congressional races will be counted, they will not be certified. However, all other races on your ballot will be processed normally, making it vital to show up and vote. Residents in U.S. House Districts 3, 4, and 5 will see their primary and general elections proceed through the standard schedule. For more details on redistricting, visit the official Secretary of State sample ballot page.
