Alabama Primary Runoff Election Results – June 21, 2022

WHNT ^ | Jun 21, 2022 | Carson Burns

[T Ruth]

The state of Alabama held a Primary Runoff Election on June 21, 2022. Here’s a real-time update on the results of the election races as News 19 receives them.

You can search the list below or scroll to find the race you are looking for. If you’re wondering why a race may not be on this list, it’s possible there was not a runoff for it. You can view the May 24, 2022 results primary election results here.

[T Ruth]

One percent reporting as of now.

[Mr. K]

Any Trump-endorsed candidates in this race?

[T Ruth]

Two. Running against each other.

Trump endorsed Mo Brooks, then rescinded his endorsement and endorsed Katie Britt.

[Presbyterian Reporter]

Any comments from Alabama FReepers on the State House races are appreciated

[Presbyterian Reporter]

Britt leading Brooks 66 to 34 with 4% in.

[RoseofTexas]

Dave Wasserman
@Redistrict
· 14m
I’ve seen enough: Trump-endorsed Katie Britt (R) defeats Freedom Caucus Rep. Mo Brooks (R) in the #ALSEN GOP runoff. @CookPolitical November rating: Solid R.

[Jemian]

Britt is waaaay ahead.

I voted for Mo Brooks. I think Brooks was wrong when he said we need to get past 2020. I think Trump was wrong when he said we had to get past Mo Brooks. Not a fan of Brooks. I don’t trust Katie Britt.

[Presbyterian Reporter]

“””Not a fan of Brooks”””

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I used to think Mo Brooks was ok until a couple of weeks ago he was asked in an interview why he voted for the $40 billion Ukraine package. Brooks responded poorly in my view.

[Presbyterian Reporter]

17% in and Britt still leading 66-34

[Lakewood]

Which house races are you looking for? Not a whole lot in the runoff.

[newfreep]

Alabama US Senate Republican Primary Runoff

CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT
Katie Britt check_circle 68,863 65.28%
Mo Brooks 36,623 34.72%

105,486 votes.Estimated 23% in.

Updated 6/21/2022, 9:23:22 PM

[BudgieRamone]

I voted against every one who had an obnoxious campaign ad. Always toten “Germy Oderen” was the worst. I would have walked over hot coals to vote against him.

[newfreep]

Katie Britt 89,631 66.00%
Mo Brooks 46,166 34.00%

135,797 votes.Estimated 30% in.

Updated 6/21/2022, 9:34:26 PM

[Jemian]

God is sovereign in all things. I must trust Him with our government.

[blam]

Mo lost.

[Mathews]

We are a house divided... I voted for Mo and my wife voted for Britt. My 17 year old would have voted for Britt because, “she has killer calves.” He met her up at Boys State a few weeks ago. She won, so there’s that. Almost no one in our voting station...

[Jemian]

Mo is not the He I was referencing (just to clarify my pronouns).

[Zenjitsuman]

Mo learned a lesson he should pass on to Rinos.
Thou shalt not trash talk DJT or call him a loser.

DJT is the shadow President.

[jonrick46]

I see a huge turnout for Republican voters. Since this lame election report did not show the Democrat U.S. Senate primary votes, here is how I show their low turnout:

U.S. Senate Republican Primary

Candidate—————Votes-————Percent
Katie BrittRepublican Race not called
—————————252,881—————63.01%
Mo BrooksRepublican
—————————148,425—————36.99%
Total votes = 401,306

Gubernatorial Democratic Primary

Yolanda Rochelle FlowersDemocrat
Race not called
-—————————32,416-—————55.14%
Malika Sanders FortierDemocrat
-—————————26,371-—————44.86%
Total votes = 58,787

Updated: 4 minutes ago
99% reporting

Republican voter turnout was 342,519 voters

[Presbyterian Reporter]

“””Mo learned a lesson he should pass on to Rinos.
Thou shalt not trash talk DJT or call him a loser.

DJT is the shadow President.”””

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Yep. Trump gets two wins. First win in Mo Brooks who he endorsed and then unendorsed and Mo loses. Second win was Britt winning.