View your county’s sample ballot for Alabama’s March 3 primary election

Alabama Secretary of State John H. Merrill’s office has now released county-by-county sample ballots for the state’s upcoming March 3 primary election.

Major races to watch across all counties include the Democratic presidential primary, the Republican senatorial primary and Republican congressional primaries in AL-01 and AL-02.

Statewide, eligible Alabamians will also have the opportunity to cast their referendum vote on Amendment One, a proposed historic overhaul of educational governance in the Yellowhammer State.

You can view your sample ballot, broken down by county and political party, below or here:

Autauga
Democrat
Republican
Baldwin
Democrat
Republican
Barbour
Democrat
Republican
Bibb
Democrat
Republican
Blount
Democrat
Republican
Bullock
Democrat
Republican
Butler
Democrat
Republican
Calhoun
Democrat
Republican
Chambers
Democrat
Republican
Cherokee
Democrat
Republican
Chilton
Democrat
Republican
Choctaw
Democrat
Republican
Clarke
Democrat
Republican
Clay
Democrat
Republican
Cleburne
Democrat
Republican
Coffee
Democrat
Republican
Colbert
Democrat
Republican
Conecuh
Democrat
Republican
Coosa
Democrat
Republican
Covington
Democrat
Republican
Crenshaw
Democrat
Republican
Cullman
Democrat
Republican
Dale
Democrat
Republican
Dallas
Democrat
Republican
DeKalb
Democrat
Republican
Elmore
Democrat
Republican
Escambia
Democrat
Republican
Etowah
Democrat
Republican
Fayette
Democrat
Republican
Franklin
Democrat
Republican
Geneva
Democrat
Republican
Greene
Democrat
Republican
Hale
Democrat
Republican
Henry
Democrat
Republican
Houston
Democrat
Republican
Jackson
Democrat
Republican
Jefferson
Democrat
Republican
Lamar
Democrat
Republican
Lauderdale
Democrat
Republican
Lawrence
Democrat
Republican
Lee
Democrat
Republican
Limestone
Democrat
Republican
Lowndes
Democrat
Republican
Macon
Democrat
Republican
Madison
Democrat
Republican
Marengo
Democrat
Republican
Marion
Democrat
Republican
Marshall
Democrat
Republican
Mobile
Democrat
Republican
Monroe
Democrat
Republican
Montgomery
Democrat
Republican
Morgan
Democrat
Republican
Perry
Democrat
Republican
Pickens
Democrat
Republican
Pike
Democrat
Republican
Randolph
Democrat
Republican
Russell
Democrat
Republican
St. Clair
Democrat
Republican
Shelby
Democrat
Republican
Sumter
Democrat
Republican
Talladega
Democrat
Republican
Tallapoosa
Democrat
Republican
Tuscaloosa
Democrat
Republican
Walker
Democrat
Republican
Washington
Democrat
Republican
Wilcox
Democrat
Republican
Winston
Democrat
Republican

Sean Ross is the editor of Yellowhammer News. You can follow him on Twitter @sean_yhn

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