MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WDNews) — Gov. Kay Ivey is encouraging eligible voters across Alabama to participate in the June 16 Primary Runoff Election.
“Good government begins with an engaged citizenry. And every Alabama citizen has a responsibility to make their voice heard at the ballot box,” Ivey said. “It is critical Alabamians get out and vote in Tuesday’s Runoff Election to help choose the leaders who will guide Alabama’s continued success and momentum forward.”
According to the governor’s office, voters will have the opportunity to cast ballots in races where no candidate received the required majority of votes during the primary election.
Polls statewide will be open Tuesday, June 16, from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Registered voters must present a valid photo ID before voting.
Locally, voters in Houston and Henry counties will decide Republican nominees for county commission seats.
In Houston County, Tracy Adams and Chris Love are competing for the Republican nomination for County Commission District 2.
In Henry County, voters will choose between Jason Hudspeth and Randy Ketchum for the Republican nomination for County Commission District 3.
Additional election information is available through the Alabama Secretary of State’s office.
