Blount County
Blount County, Alabama — everything on your November 3, 2026 ballot, and who is on it. In the foothills of north-central Alabama; county seat Oneonta.
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, Attorney General, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Commissioner of Agriculture, Public Service Commission, and State Board of Education.
Blount County races
U.S. House: District 4 — Robert Aderholt (R, incumbent) vs. Amanda N. Pusczek (D).
State Senate (Blount is split between two districts):
- District 9: Wes Kitchens (R)
- District 17: Shay Shelnutt (R)
State House:
- District 34: David Standridge (R)
Parts of Blount County fall in neighboring State House districts — confirm your exact district and candidates at sos.alabama.gov. Individual scorecards for each official are being added.
Countywide: Sheriff — open seat. Incumbent Mark Moon (R) is not seeking re-election and asked to be removed from the ballot; the county Republican Party named a replacement nominee — confirm the name on your sample ballot. County Commission seats (including Districts 1 and 3) and a Board of Education seat are also up. Probate Judge is not on the 2026 ballot.
Your city & mayor
- Oneonta — mayor being confirmed against city records
- Blountsville — mayor being confirmed against city records
- Cleveland — mayor being confirmed against city records
- Locust Fork — mayor being confirmed against city records
- Snead — mayor being confirmed against city records
- Hayden — mayor being confirmed against city records
City offices are nonpartisan. Oneonta is the county seat. Individual mayor pages are being added.
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.
Sources: Alabama Secretary of State (sos.alabama.gov), the Alabama Legislature (alaleg.gov), and official county and city government records. Your exact ballot depends on your precinct; verify everything on your official sample ballot at sos.alabama.gov. Pending final certification.