The following offices will be voted on by Montgomery County voters in the Primary and General elections this year. Sample ballots are available at the county government’s website:
Unopposed candidates do not appear on the ballots. Some offices on the sample ballots are for districts that to not cover all of Montgomery county, and may not appear on your ballot. District maps are also available at the county website.
Federal Offices
President / Vice-President
U.S. Senate (1 Seat)
U.S. House of Representatives (Districts 2, 3, and 7)
State Offices
Supreme Court – Associate Justice (2 seats)
Court of Criminal Appeals (2 seats)
Court of Civil Appeals (2 seats)
Public Service Commission – President
State Board of Education (District 5)
Circuit Court Judges
District Court Judges
County Offices
County Commission
Board of Education
Delegates
Delegates to the Republican and Democrat national conventions
Important Dates
Primary Election
February 14
Last day to hand-deliver voter registration forms
February 15
Last day to postmark voter registration forms
February 17
Voter registration deadline. Last day for online voter registration
February 27
Last day to apply for an absentee ballot
March 2
Last day to hand-deliver or postmark an absentee ballot
March 3
Primary Election
Primary Runoff Election (if necessary)
March 16
Voter registration deadline
March 26
Last day to apply for an absentee ballot
March 30
Last day to hand-deliver or postmark an absentee ballot
March 31
Primary Runoff
General Election
October 19
Voter registration deadline
October 29
Last day to apply for an absentee ballot
November 2
Last day to hand-deliver or postmark an absentee ballot
The Montgomery County government’s website. The Election Center contains detailed information about elections, voter registration, absentee voting, and more.
The Alabama Secretary of State’s voter information website. Here, you can register to vote online, find your polling place and elected officials, read about ballot measures, and more.
The guide, prepared by the Secretary of State’s office, lists offices up for election and important dates and explains crossover voting tules, voter registration, and polling place procedures.
MCREC
