Montgomery County, Alabama — everything on your November 3, 2026 ballot, and who is on it. Alabama’s state capital; county seat Montgomery.

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.

Montgomery County races

U.S. House (Montgomery County is split between two districts — confirm which one your precinct is in at sos.alabama.gov):

• District 2: Shomari Figures (D, incumbent) vs. Rhett Marques (R)
• District 3: Mike Rogers (R, incumbent) vs. Lee McInnis (D)

State Senate districts covering Montgomery County:

• District 25: Will Barfoot (R)
• District 26: Kirk Hatcher (D)

State House districts covering Montgomery County:

• District 69: Kelvin Lawrence (D)
• District 74: open seat — Phillip Ensler (D) is not seeking re-election
• District 75: Reed Ingram (R)
• District 76: Patrice McClammy (D)
• District 77: TaShina Morris (D)
• District 78: Kenyatté Hassell (D)
• District 90: Chris Sells (R)

Which district races appear on your ballot depends on your precinct — confirm yours at sos.alabama.gov. All legislative seats are on the 2026 ballot; the names above are the current officeholders. Individual scorecards for each official are being added.

Countywide: Sheriff — Derrick Cunningham (D), the longtime incumbent, running unopposed. Probate Judge and the County Commission are not on the 2026 ballot.

Your city & mayor

• Montgomery — Mayor Steven L. Reed (the city’s mayor is not on the 2026 ballot; the next city election is 2027)
• Pike Road — Mayor Gordon Stone

City offices are nonpartisan. Montgomery and Pike Road are the county’s only incorporated municipalities. 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.

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Sources: Alabama Secretary of State (sos.alabama.gov) 2026 sample ballots, 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.