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Statewide County-By-County Statewide OFFICE DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN Governor Robert Bentley Lt. Governor Kay Ivey Secretary of State John Merrill State Auditor Adam Thompson Public Service Commission, Place 1 Jeremy Oden Public Service Commission, Place 2 Chip Beeker County-by-County COUNTY DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN COUNTY DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN Autauga Kurt Wallace, HD 42 Cleburne Mike Rogers, CD 3 Clyde Chambliss, Jr., SD 30 Betty Peters, BOE 2 T. Bryant Whaley, HD 37 Baldwin Harry Shiver, HD 64 Gerald Dial, SD 13 Greg Albritton, SD 22 Coffee Betty Peters, BOE 2 Barbour Betty Peters, BOE 2 Charles O. Newton, HD 90 Bibb Ralph A. Howard, HD 72 Paul DeMarco, CD 6 Barry Moore, HD 91 Jimmy W. Holley, SD 31 Blount Paul DeMarco, CD 6 Cynthia McCarty, BOE 6 Colbert Bill Roberts, HD 13 Conecuh Charles O. Newton, HD 90 Shay Shelnutt, SD 17 Greg Albritton, SD 22 Bullock Coosa Paul DeMarco, CD 6 Butler Charles O. Newton, HD 90 Betty Peters, BOE 2 Steve Hurst, HD 35 Calhoun Mike Rogers, CD 3 Clyde Chambliss, Jr., SD 30 Cynthia McCarty, BOE 6 Steve Hurst, HD 35 Covington Jimmy W. Holley, SD 31 Del Marsh, SD 12 Crenshaw Charles O. Newton, HD 90 Chambers Mike Rogers, CD 3 Cullman Cynthia McCarty, BOE 6 Betty Peters, BOE 2 Ed Henry, HD 9 T. Bryant Whaley, HD 37 Paul Bussman, SD 4 Randy Price, HD 38 Gerald Dial, SD 13 Dale Betty Peters, BOE 2 Jimmy W. Holley, SD 31 Cherokee Mike Rogers, CD 3 Cynthia McCarty, BOE 6 Dallas Terri Sewell, CD 7 Gerald Dial, SD 13 DeKalb John Robinson, HD 23 Cynthia McCarty, BOE 6 Chilton Paul DeMarco, CD 6 Mary Scott Hunter, BOE 8 Kurt Wallace, HD 42 Nathaniel Ledbetter, HD 24 Clyde Chambliss, Jr., SD 30 Kerry Rich, HD 26 Steve Livingston, SD 8 Choctaw Terri Sewell, CD 7 Greg Albritton, SD 22 Artis (A.J.) McCampbell, HD 71 Elmore Clyde Chambliss, Jr., SD 30 Clarke Terri Sewell, CD 7 Greg Albritton, SD 22 Escambia Greg Albritton, SD 22 Clay Mike Rogers, CD 3 Etowah Mary Scott Hunter, BOE 8 Betty Peters, BOE 2 Mack N. Butler, HD 30 Steve Hurst, HD 35 Del Marsh, SD 12 Fayette Kyle South, HD 16 Gerald Dial, SD 13 Franklin Paid for and distributed by Alabama Farmers Federation, P.O. Box Geneva Betty Peters, BOE 2 11000, Montgomery, AL 36191 www.AlfaFarmers.org 20 JUNE/SUMMER 2014 COUNTY DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN COUNTY DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN Greene Terri Sewell, CD 7 Alan Harper, HD 61 Montgomery Terri Sewell, CD 7 Mike Rogers, CD 3 Artis (A.J.) McCampbell, HD 71 Thad McClammy, HD 76 Charles O. Newton, HD 90 Ralph A. Howard, HD 72 Morgan Mo Brooks, CD 5 Hale Terri Sewell, CD 7 Cynthia McCarty, BOE 6 Ralph A. Howard, HD 72 Ed Henry, HD 9 Henry Betty Peters, BOE 2 Perry Terri Sewell, CD 7 Ralph A. Howard, HD72 Houston Betty Peters, BOE 2 Pickens Terri Sewell, CD 7 Alan Harper, HD 61 Jackson John Robinson, HD 23 Mo Brooks, CD 5 Artis (A.J.) McCampbell, HD 71 Gerald Allen, SD 21 Mary Scott Hunter, BOE 8 Wayne Johnson, HD 22 Pike Jimmy W. Holley, SD 31 Steve Livingston, SD 8 Randolph Mike Rogers, CD 3 Jefferson Terri Sewell, CD 7 Paul DeMarco, CD 6 Betty Peters, BOE 2 John Rogers, HD 52 Richard Baughn, HD 14 T. Bryant Whaley, HD 37 Rod Scott, HD 55 Kyle South, HD 16 Gerald Dial, SD 13 Lawrence McAdory, HD 56 Doug Clark, HD 43 Mary Moore, HD 59 Danny Garrett, HD 44 Russell Mike Rogers, CD 3 Juandalynn Givan, HD 60 David Faulkner, HD 46 Betty Peters, BOE 2 David Wheeler, HD 47 Lesley Vance, HD 80 Shay Shelnutt, SD 17 Tom Whatley, SD 27 Lamar Kyle South, HD 16 Shelby Paul DeMarco, CD 6 Mike Millican, HD 17 Doug Clark, HD 43 Gerald Allen, SD 21 Matt Fridy, HD 73 Jerry L. Fielding, SD 11 Lauderdale Mo Brooks, CD 5 St. Clair Mike Rogers, CD 3 Lawrence Paul Bussman, SD 4 Cynthia McCarty, BOE 6 Mack N. Butler, HD 30 Lee Mike Rogers, CD 3 Jerry L. Fielding, SD 11 Betty Peters, BOE 2 Shay Shelnutt, SD 17 Randy Price, HD 38 Mike Hubbard, HD 79 Sumter Terri Sewell, CD 7 Lesley Vance, HD 80 Artis (A.J.) McCampbell, HD 71 Gerald Dial, SD 13 Ralph Howard, HD 72 Tom Whatley, SD 27 Talladega Mike Rogers, CD 3 Limestone Mo Brooks, CD 5 Steve Hurst, HD 35 Mary Scott Hunter, BOE 8 Jerry L. Fielding, SD 11 Dan Williams, HD 5 Del Marsh, SD 12 Bill Holtzclaw, SD 2 Shay Shelnutt, SD 17 Lowndes Terri Sewell, CD 7 Tallapoosa Mike Rogers, CD 3 Betty Peters, BOE 2 Macon Mike Rogers, CD 3 Tom Whatley, SD 27 Madison Mo Brooks, CD 5 Clyde Chambliss, Jr., SD 30 Mary Scott Hunter, BOE 8 Tuscaloosa Terri Sewell, CD 7 Kyle South, HD 16 Wayne Johnson, HD 22 Artis (A.J.) McCampbell, HD 71 Alan Harper, HD 61 Bill Holtzclaw, SD 2 Rich Wingo, HD 62 Paul L. Sanford, SD 7 Gerald Allen, SD 21 Steve Livingston, SD 8 Walker Bill Roberts, HD 13 Marengo Terri Sewell, CD 7 Richard Baughn, HD 14 Artis (A.J.) McCampbell, HD 71 Ralph Howard, HD 72 Washington Greg Albritton, SD 22 Marion Mike Millican, HD 17 Wilcox Terri Sewell, CD 7 Paul Bussman, SD 4 Winston Richard Baughn, HD 14 Marshall Cynthia McCarty, BOE 6 Mike Millican, HD 17 Ed Henry, HD 9 Paul Bussman, SD 4 Kerry Rich, HD 26 Mobile James E. Buskey, HD 99 Chris Pringle, HD 101 ELECTED OFFICE CODES Barbara A. Drummond, HD 103 Jack Williams, HD 102 CD=Congressional District Greg Albritton, SD 22 BOE=State Board of Education Paid for and distributed by HD=State House District Monroe Harry Shiver, HD 64 Alabama Farmers Federation, P.O. SD=State Senate District Greg Albritton, SD 22 Box 11000, Montgomery, AL 36191 JUNE/SUMMER 2014 21 www.AlfaFarmers.org.
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