Who won the primary runoffs in Alabama? US Senate, Lt. Gov, Attorney General nominees set

The roadmap to the Nov. 3 general election in Alabama is now clear following a decisive night of primary runoff results. While the marquee gubernatorial matchup between Republican Tommy Tuberville and Democrat Doug Jones was secured back in May—despite some late-stage drama surrounding Tuberville’s residency—Tuesday’s runoffs finalized the remaining spots on the ballot.

Statewide Race Results

Congressman Barry Moore secured the GOP nomination for U.S. Senator after besting challenger Jared Hudson. On the Democratic side, Everett Wess earned his ticket to November after defeating Dakarai Larriett.

In the race for Lieutenant Governor, Republican John Wahl topped Wes Allen. Wahl will now turn his attention to a general election contest against Democrat Phillip Ensler.

The Attorney General’s race saw Katherine Robertson emerge victorious over Jay Mitchell in a hard-fought Republican runoff. Robertson is set to square off against Democrat Jeffrey McLaughlin.

Down-ballot, Andrew Sneed captured the Democratic nomination, defeating Candice Dollar Duvieilh to set up a clash with Republican Congressman Dale Strong. In the Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries race, Corey Hill claimed the GOP nod over Christina Woerner McInnis and will face Ron Sparks in the fall.

Elsewhere, Jim Zeigler defeated incumbent Chris Beeker for the Republican nomination for the Public Service Commission, setting up a November bout with Democrat Sheila McNeil. Finally, Republican Emily Jones secured her party's nomination for the state school board over William Matthews and will face Democrat Shatika Armstrong.

What Comes Next

For a full breakdown of local race outcomes, you can view the official election results here.

The election cycle remains busy, as Alabama prepares for special primaries on Aug. 11 triggered by recent redistricting efforts. Get the latest on those upcoming contests here.