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Statewide Offices ELECTION RETURNS STATE OF ALABAMA GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 2006 GOVERNOR Lucy Baxley received 519,827 Alabama Democratic Party Bob Riley received 718,327 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 12,247 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Jim Folsom, Jr. received 629,268 Alabama Democratic Party Luther Strange received 610,982 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 3,029 U.S. HOUSE, DISTRICT 1 Vivian Sheffield Beckerle received 52,770 Alabama Democratic Party Jo Bonner received 112,944 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 127 U.S. HOUSE, DISTRICT 2 Charles “Chuck” Dean James received 54,450 Alabama Democratic Party Terry Everett received 124,302 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 167 PAGE 1 OF 7 ELECTION RETURNS STATE OF ALABAMA GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 2006 U.S. HOUSE, DISTRICT 3 Greg A. Pierce received 63,559 Alabama Democratic Party Mike Rogers received 98,257 Alabama Republican Party Mark Edwin Layfield received 3,414 Independent Write-In Votes received 71 U.S. HOUSE, DISTRICT 4 Barbara Bobo received 54,382 Alabama Democratic Party Robert B. Aderholt received 128,484 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 206 U.S. HOUSE, DISTRICT 5 Bud Cramer received 143,015 Alabama Democratic Party Write-In Votes received 2,540 U.S. HOUSE, DISTRICT 6 Spencer Bachus received 163,514 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 2,786 U.S. HOUSE, DISTRICT 7 Artur Davis received 133,870 Alabama Democratic Party Write-In Votes received 1,294 PAGE 2 OF 7 ELECTION RETURNS STATE OF ALABAMA GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 2006 ATTORNEY GENERAL John Tyson, Jr. received 576,830 Alabama Democratic Party Troy King received 653,045 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 1,221 CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Sue Bell Cobb received 634,494 Alabama Democratic Party Drayton Nabers, Jr. received 596,237 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 1,938 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT, PLACE 1 Champ Lyons received 763,898 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 14,974 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT, PLACE 2 Gwendolyn Thomas Kennedy received 506,691 Alabama Democratic Party Tom Woodall received 665,610 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 1,232 PAGE 3 OF 7 ELECTION RETURNS STATE OF ALABAMA GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 2006 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT, PLACE 3 Albert L. “Al” Johnson received 495,846 Alabama Democratic Party Lyn Stuart received 680,103 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 1,074 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT, PLACE 4 John H. England, Jr. received 532,837 Alabama Democratic Party Glenn Murdock received 651,057 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 802 COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS, PLACE 1 Ray Vaughan received 514,138 Alabama Democratic Party Terry Moore received 647,427 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 864 COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS, PLACE 2 Kimberly Harbison Drake received 543,644 Alabama Democratic Party Craig Pittman received 608,180 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 934 PAGE 4 OF 7 ELECTION RETURNS STATE OF ALABAMA GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 2006 COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS, PLACE 3 Jim McFerrin received 525,491 Alabama Democratic Party Terri Willingham Thomas received 620,940 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 1,024 COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, PLACE 1 Aubrey Ford, Jr. received 515,889 Alabama Democratic Party Greg Shaw received 632,224 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 983 COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, PLACE 2 Claude E. Patton received 505,680 Alabama Democratic Party Kelli Wise received 643,492 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 900 COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, PLACE 3 Deborah Bell Paseur received 552,703 Alabama Democratic Party Sam Welch received 600,287 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 803 PAGE 5 OF 7 ELECTION RETURNS STATE OF ALABAMA GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 2006 SECRETARY OF STATE Nancy L. Worley received 509,797 Alabama Democratic Party Beth Chapman received 693,334 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 1,005 STATE TREASURER Steve Segrest received 471,570 Alabama Democratic Party Kay Ivey received 724,861 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 730 STATE AUDITOR Janie Baker Clarke received 531,717 Alabama Democratic Party S. Samantha “Sam” Shaw received 627,424 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 946 COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE & INDUSTRIES Ron Sparks received 701,320 Alabama Democratic Party Albert Lipscomb received 485,275 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 750 PAGE 6 OF 7 ELECTION RETURNS STATE OF ALABAMA GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 2006 PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, PLACE 1 Jan Cook received 635,755 Alabama Democratic Party John Rice received 549,601 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 756 PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, PLACE 2 Susan Parker received 633,584 Alabama Democratic Party Perry O. Hooper, Jr. received 550,435 Alabama Republican Party Write-In Votes received 1,140 PAGE 7 OF 7 .
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