County commissionMost votes wins
Member, Franklin County Commission, District No. 1 for Member, Franklin County Commission, District No. 1
Franklin County, AL
- Curtis BakerRep
- United States
- Alabama
- Franklin County
Alabama · County
Franklin County
10 races on the 2026 ballot.
- NationUnited States
StateAlabama
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No match.
CountyFranklin County
Alabama counties- Autauga County4
- Baldwin County11
- Barbour County4
- Bibb County4
- Blount County6
- Bullock County6
- Butler County5
- Calhoun County6
- Chambers County6
- Cherokee County7
- Chilton County5
- Choctaw County6
- Clarke County6
- Clay County5
- Cleburne County7
- Coffee County5
- Colbert County4
- Conecuh County3
- Coosa County5
- Covington County4
- Crenshaw County5
- Cullman County7
- Dale County7
- Dallas County5
- DeKalb County8
- Elmore County7
- Escambia County6
- Etowah County8
- Fayette County5
- Franklin County5
- Geneva County6
- Greene County7
- Hale County5
- Henry County7
- Houston County8
- Jackson County11
- Jefferson County19
- Lamar County6
- Lauderdale County5
- Lawrence County5
- Lee County7
- Limestone County6
- Lowndes County6
- Macon County7
- Madison County13
- Marengo County4
- Marion County6
- Marshall County9
- Mobile County4
- Monroe County5
- Montgomery County8
- Morgan County13
- Perry County5
- Pickens County6
- Pike County5
- Randolph County5
- Russell County7
- Shelby County6
- St. Clair County11
- Sumter County7
- Talladega County8
- Tallapoosa County7
- Tuscaloosa County5
- Walker County7
- Washington County4
- Wilcox County5
- Winston County5
No match.
- LocalNo local races in our data yet
On the ballot
- Races on this county's ballots
- 10
- County and local races
- 5
- With named candidates
- 5
- Ballot measures
- 4
By office
County and local races
- Shannon OliverRep
Other county officeMost votes wins
Franklin County Coroner
Franklin County, AL
- Jeff ClarkRep
Other county officeMost votes wins
Franklin County Revenue Commissioner
Franklin County, AL
- Stratt ByarsRep
School boardMost votes wins
Member, Franklin County Board of Education, for Member, Franklin Countyboard of Education, District No. 3
Franklin County, AL
- Pat CochranRep
Sources2
Everything on the ballot here
Statewide and district races that include this county, then county and local races. Not every voter sees every local race: it depends on the precinct.
| Race | Type | On the ballot | Results |
|---|---|---|---|
| Federal1 race | |||
| U.S. Senate | U.S. Senate | – | Not reported |
| County4 races | |||
| Member, Franklin County Commission, District No. 1 for Member, Franklin County Commission, District No. 1 | County commission | 1 candidate Rep | Not reported |
| Franklin County Sheriff | Sheriff | 1 candidate Rep | Not reported |
| Franklin County Coroner | Other county office | 1 candidate Rep | Not reported |
| Franklin County Revenue Commissioner | Other county office | 1 candidate Rep | Not reported |
| School1 race | |||
| Member, Franklin County Board of Education, for Member, Franklin Countyboard of Education, District No. 3 | School board | 1 candidate Rep | Not reported |
| Ballot measures4 races | |||
| Statewide Amendment 1 | Ballot measure | Yes / No | Not reported |
| Statewide Amendment 2 | Ballot measure | Yes / No | Not reported |
| Statewide Amendment 3 | Ballot measure | Yes / No | Not reported |
| Statewide Amendment 4 | Ballot measure | Yes / No | Not reported |
Nothing matches these filters.
Who runs the election
The office that runs voting and counts the ballots here.
- Judge of probate, circuit clerk and board of registrars
Sources4
Other Alabama counties
CountyFranklin County
Alabama counties
- Autauga County4
- Baldwin County11
- Barbour County4
- Bibb County4
- Blount County6
- Bullock County6
- Butler County5
- Calhoun County6
- Chambers County6
- Cherokee County7
- Chilton County5
- Choctaw County6
- Clarke County6
- Clay County5
- Cleburne County7
- Coffee County5
- Colbert County4
- Conecuh County3
- Coosa County5
- Covington County4
- Crenshaw County5
- Cullman County7
- Dale County7
- Dallas County5
- DeKalb County8
- Elmore County7
- Escambia County6
- Etowah County8
- Fayette County5
- Franklin County5
- Geneva County6
- Greene County7
- Hale County5
- Henry County7
- Houston County8
- Jackson County11
- Jefferson County19
- Lamar County6
- Lauderdale County5
- Lawrence County5
- Lee County7
- Limestone County6
- Lowndes County6
- Macon County7
- Madison County13
- Marengo County4
- Marion County6
- Marshall County9
- Mobile County4
- Monroe County5
- Montgomery County8
- Morgan County13
- Perry County5
- Pickens County6
- Pike County5
- Randolph County5
- Russell County7
- Shelby County6
- St. Clair County11
- Sumter County7
- Talladega County8
- Tallapoosa County7
- Tuscaloosa County5
- Walker County7
- Washington County4
- Wilcox County5
- Winston County5
No match.
Questions and answers
What is on the ballot in Franklin County in 2026?
Our data list 10 races on ballots in Franklin County, from statewide races to 5 county or local races. Not every voter sees every local race: it depends on the precinct.
Who runs elections in Franklin County?
Judge of probate, circuit clerk and board of registrars
When is the election?
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls close at different times in each state; results appear here as each election office publishes its official returns.
When will results be available?
On election night, as each county and state election office publishes its returns. Until a race reports, it shows as not reported, never as zero; results stay unofficial until they are certified.