ALABAMA: TUBERVILLE WINS β BUT IT WAS CLOSE

π GOVERNOR (open) β
π΄ Tommy Tuberville @CoachForGov: 872,445 (52.1%)
π΅ Doug Jones @DougJones: 803,468 (47.9%)
π€ TUBERVILLE: "Winning is not an accident, it is a decision β¦ Tonight, Alabama decided to win." (Alabama Reflector)
π€ JONES, conceding Wednesday morning: "While we came up short in this election, we accomplished so much together that I believe will bode well for Alabama in the future." (AL.com)
π Kay Ivey won by 38 in 2022. Tuberville won by 4.
ποΈ U.S. SENATE (open) β
π΄ Barry Moore @BMooreSenate: 917,347 (54.7%)
π΅ Everett Wess: 759,336 (45.3%)
Moore massively outspent Wess: $4.29M to $118K in campaign spending (Legis1).
π³οΈ Turnout: 1,675,913 vs 1,415,283 in 2022 (+18%)
π³οΈ U.S. HOUSE β no flips
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AL-1: π΄ Jerry Carl @CarlForAlabama (new) 137,025 β Clyde Jones 94,940
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AL-2: π΅ Shomari Figures @repscfigures 124,422 β Rhett Marques @RhettforAlabama 107,049
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AL-3: π΄ Mike Rogers 141,800 β Lee McInnis 79,926
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AL-4: π΄ Robert Aderholt 160,008 β Amanda Pusczek 53,633
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AL-5: π΄ Dale Strong @RepDaleStrong 142,080 β Andrew Sneed @ASforCongress 124,763
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AL-6: π΄ Gary Palmer @USRepGaryPalmer 149,921 β Maurice Mercer 110,957
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AL-7: π΅ Terri Sewell @RepTerriSewell 174,823 β Ammie Akin @AmmieAkin_AL 77,085
β called Β· AP, unofficial
A 4-point race for governor in Alabama. Warning sign for the GOP? π
