Madison County
Madison County, Alabama — everything on your November 3, 2026 ballot, and who is on it. Home to Huntsville. Pick your city below for the races specific to where you live.
On every ballot statewide
Four constitutional amendments — read the plain-language breakdown of all four.
Governor: Tommy Tuberville (R) vs. Doug Jones (D).
U.S. Senate (open seat): Barry Moore (R) vs. Everett Wess (D).
Also statewide: Lieutenant Governor (John Wahl R / Phillip Ensler D), Attorney General, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Commissioner of Agriculture, Public Service Commission, and State Board of Education.
Madison County races
- U.S. House: Dale Strong (R), 5th District — faces Andrew Sneed (D)
- State Senate: Tom Butler (R), District 2
- State Senate: Arthur Orr (R), District 3
- State Senate: Sam Givhan (R), District 7
- State Senate: Steve Livingston (R), District 8
- State Senate: Wes Kitchens (R), District 9
- State House: Parker Moore (R), District 4
- State House: Andy Whitt (R), District 6
- State House: Marilyn Lands (D), District 10
- State House: Laura Hall (D), District 19
- State House: James Lomax (R), District 20
- State House: Rex Reynolds (R), District 21
- State House: Ritchie Whorton (R), District 22
- State House: Phillip Rigsby (R), District 25
- State House: Anthony Daniels (D), District 53
Countywide: Sheriff (Kevin Turner, incumbent, vs. Brett Jones), plus Tax Collector, Tax Assessor, Coroner, Board of Education and several judgeships. These county offices are being confirmed against the official Madison County sample ballot; several were decided in the primary.
Your city
Huntsville · Madison · Triana · New Hope
Tap your city for its mayor and local officials. Scorecards are filled in as we verify each record.
Where do I vote?
Check your registration, find your polling place, and view your exact sample ballot through the Alabama Secretary of State’s voter portal at sos.alabama.gov. Your precinct decides which district races appear on your ballot.
Sources: Alabama Secretary of State, the Alabama Legislature, and election reporting for Nov. 3, 2026. Pending final certification.