Governor Ivey Urges Alabamians To Vote May 19
Montgomery, Ala. (WDNews) — Kay Ivey is encouraging residents across Alabama to head to the polls for the upcoming Primary Election on Tuesday, May 19.
“As citizens, it is our patriotic duty to vote. In Alabama, we have an important Primary Election this Tuesday, May 19 with several big races on the ballot,” Ivey said in a statement released Friday.
The governor said Alabama is continuing to see strong economic and statewide momentum and encouraged voters to help shape the future of the state by electing leaders for the years ahead.
“If you don’t vote, you can’t gripe, so head to the polls this Tuesday, May 19,” Ivey added.
According to the governor’s office, voters will cast ballots for constitutional offices, members of Congress and state legislators. Alabama voters will also decide on two constitutional amendments, including one focused on making it more difficult for criminals to be released.
Polls statewide will be open Tuesday, May 19, 2026, from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Officials remind voters they must bring a valid photo ID to vote.
Additional election information is available through the Alabama Secretary of State.
