Republicans win Escambia County in all races
Published 10:11 pm Tuesday, November 8, 2022
- Escambia County Election officials monitor the ballot counting Tuesday.
Tuesday’s general election showed that Republican candidates had the upper hand when it comes to winning races in Escambia County.
With 9,733 of the county’s 26,798 registered voters casting a ballot, the voter turn-out was 36.32 percent.
State agencies called the races of Governor, U.S. Senate and others early in the state-wide vote counting Tuesday evening.
Here’s how Escambia County voted:
Governor’s Race:
Incumbent Kay Ivey (R) – 7,286
Yolanda Rochelle Flowers (D) – 2,167
James “Jimmy” Blake (Lib) – 220
Lieutenant Governor:
Will Ainsworth (R) – 7,278
Ruth Page-Nelson (Lib) – 777
U.S. Senator:
Will Boyd (D) – 2247
Katie Britt (R) – 7284
John Sophocleus (Lib) – 116
U.S. Representative 1st Congressional District:
Jerry Carl (R) – 7098
Alexander M. Remrey (Lib) – 737
U.S. Representative, 2nd Congressional District:
Phyllis Harvey-Hall (D) – 91
Barry Moore (R) – 197
Jonathan Realz (Lib) – 3
Attorney General:
Wendell Major (D) – 2318
Steve Marshall (R) – 7287
Associate Justice of Supreme Court Place 5:
Anita L. Kelley (D) – 2366
Greg Cook (R) – 7213
Associate Justice of Supreme Court Place 6:
Kelli Wise (R) – 7508
Write-In 98
Secretary of State
Pamela J. Laffitte (D) – 2253
Wes Allen (R) – 7134
Jason “Matt” Shelby (Lib) – 204
State Treasurer:
Young Boozer (R) – 7228
Scott Hammond (D) – 774
Write-In 33
State Auditor:
Andrew Sorrell (R) – 7263
Leigh Lachine (Lib) – 693
Write-In 36
Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries:
Rick Pate (R) – 7244
Jason Clark (Lib) – 715
Write-In 31
Public Service Commission Place 2:
Chip Beeker (R) – 7190
Laura Lane (Lib) – 750
Write-In 34
Circuit Court Judge, 21st Judicial Circuit Place 2:
Jeffrey Todd Stearns (R) – 7575
Write-In 105
State Senator, District 22:
Greg Albritton (R) – 7627
Write-In 95
State Representative, District 66:
Alan Baker (R) – 6579
Write-In 81
State Representative, District 92:
Steve Hubbard (D) – 310
Matthew Hammet (R) – 989
District Attorney, 21st Judicial Circuit:
Steve Billy (R) – 7646
Write-In 107
Escambia County Commission, District 1:
Steven Dickety (R) – 1428
Write-In 23
Escambia County Commission, District 3:
Larry W. White (R) – 2101
Write-In 31
Escambia County Commission District 5:
Karean L. Reynolds (D) – 800
Write-In 25
Escambia County Sheriff
Shaun Golden (D) – 2206
Heath Jackson (R) – 7458
Write-In 14
County Board of Education, District 4:
Cindy Jackson (R) – 1637
Write-In 23
Escambia County Board of Education, Distict 6:
Sherry Digmon (R) – 1356
Write-In 18
On the state-wide amendments Escambia County voters cast their ballot as follows:
On the Constitution of Alabama of 2022: Yes – 5265; No – 2007;
Proposed Amendment 1: Yes – 6356; No – 1531;
Amendment 2: Yes – 5767; No – 1604
Amendment 3: Yes – 6338; No – 1163;
Amendment 4: Yes – 5960; No – 1261;
Amendment 5: Yes – 4735; No -2325;
Amendment 6: Yes – 4344; No – 2567;
Amendment 7: Yes – 5218; No – 1648;
Amendment 8: Yes 0 4088; No – 1706;
Amendment 9: Yes – 3973; No – 1729;
Amendment 10: Yes – 4842; No – 1890.