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  Montgomery
County Board
 County Commissioner District 1     
 County Commissioner District 2     
 County Commissioner District 3     
 County Commissioner District 4     
 County Commissioner District 5     
City
 Montgomery    200,603
Town
 Pike Road    9,439
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Marketing Area
 Montgomery-Selma, AL      

Sub-Races
% Of Total VotesOfficeMontgomery WinnerYrMontgomery Votes% of Sub% Vs. Full Race
4.08% Governor   Yolanda Rochelle Flowers 22 32,511 56.33% +27.15%
3.24% Lieutenant Governor   Will Ainsworth 22 24,319 65.59% -18.09%
4.09% Attorney General   Wendell Major 22 34,470 59.93% +27.91%
4.08% Secretary of State   Pamela J. Laffitte 22 33,970 59.35% +28.24%
3.22% State Treasurer   Young Boozer, III 22 24,943 68.44% -15.30%
3.18% Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries   Rick Pate 22 23,987 67.17% -17.08%
3.17% State Auditor   Andrew Sorrell 22 23,987 67.22% -17.20%
4.27% President   Joe Biden 20 64,529 65.09% +28.52%
4.27% Senate Class II   Doug Jones 20 66,592 67.31% +27.57%
4.08% Senate Class III   Willie "Will" Boyd, Jr. 22 33,685 58.37% +27.49%
21.94% AL - District 02   Phyllis Harvey-Hall 22 22,601 51.77% +22.62%
7.15% AL - District 07   Terri Sewell 22 12,270 88.45% +24.90%
4.74% Amendment 1 (March) - Judiciary Retirement Plans   Yes 16 34,875 67.99% +5.15%
5.08% Amendment #10: Banking   Yes 12 46,754 63.82% +9.78%
4.92% Amendment #11: Lawrence County   Yes 12 42,607 68.94% +2.83%
4.87% Amendment #1: Ad Valorem Tax   Yes 10 28,089 51.79% +6.64%
5.04% Amendment #1: Ban Gay Marriage   Yes 06 33,021 76.28% -4.91%
5.47% Amendment #1: Capital Improvement Trust Fund   Yes 07 11,639 88.94% +9.89%
4.87% Amendment #1: Forbids Recognition of Foreign Law   Yes 14 32,128 68.54% -3.80%
5.11% Amendment #1: Foreign Trade Investment Zone   Yes 06 25,106 60.23% +10.39%
4.81% Amendment #1: Forever Wild Land Trust   Yes 12 64,267 75.79% +0.63%
6.59% Amendment #1: Medicaid (September)   Yes 12 27,234 69.16% +3.80%
4.97% Amendment #1: Rainy Day Accounts   Yes 08 56,077 67.89% +11.08%
4.53% Amendment #1: Ten Commandments Amendment   Yes 18 40,435 58.44% -13.21%
4.91% Amendment #2: Bond Authorization   No 14 23,917 51.28% +1.76%
5.49% Amendment #2: Funds for Healthcare Costs   Yes 07 12,071 91.87% +8.07%
4.99% Amendment #2: General Obligation Bond   Yes 12 60,015 72.91% +3.50%
5.00% Amendment #2: School District Property Tax   Yes 06 30,365 61.03% +2.45%
4.53% Amendment #2: Shelby County Judicial Commission   Yes 08 33,950 67.17% +6.83%
4.88% Amendment #2: Special County Educational Tax   Yes 10 31,363 55.45% +7.77%
4.47% Amendment #2: State Abortion Policy Amendment   No 18 39,593 57.07% +16.08%
4.89% Amendment #3: Baldwin County Stockton Landmark District   Yes 12 44,440 69.43% +1.63%
4.55% Amendment #3: Board of Trustees Membership for University of Alabama Amendment   Yes 18 36,207 57.41% -2.89%
5.26% Amendment #3: Macon County Board of Education Elections   Yes 06 27,852 69.19% +7.96%
4.52% Amendment #3: Madison School Taxes   Yes 08 30,520 60.17% +9.67%
4.80% Amendment #3: Scrutiny of Gun Laws   Yes 14 28,575 58.57% -13.93%
4.96% Amendment #3: Ten Year Road and Bridge Construction Program   No 10 36,317 59.40% +2.41%
4.90% Amendment #4: 2/3 Majority Vote to Increse Local Spending >$50k   Yes 14 24,468 52.50% -3.74%
4.50% Amendment #4: Blount County Annexation   Yes 08 30,202 61.49% +4.58%
4.76% Amendment #4: City/County Tax   Yes 10 23,809 53.07% +3.42%
4.54% Amendment #4: Legislative Vacancies Amendment   Yes 18 38,829 58.02% -8.10%
5.10% Amendment #4: Segregation Reference Ban   No 12 59,697 68.17% +7.50%
4.95% Amendment #5: Assets and Liabilities Transfer   Yes 12 48,257 74.26% +5.61%
4.78% Amendment #5: Right to Hunt & Fish   Yes 14 33,125 70.02% -9.81%
4.57% Amendment #5: Russell County Court Costs   Yes 08 26,822 54.52% +9.36%
5.01% Amendment #6: Healthcare   No 12 45,463 55.24% +14.20%
4.79% Amendment #6: Utilities Board in Tuskegee   Yes 08 34,099 67.57% +9.72%
5.00% Amendment #7: Secret Ballot   Yes 12 44,670 56.75% -10.37%
5.01% Amendment #8: Legislative Compensation   Yes 12 47,476 58.89% -9.61%
5.03% Amendment #9: Business Privilege Tax   Yes 12 50,514 65.94% +8.14%
4.66% Amendment 01 - Alabama Auburn University Board of Trustees   Yes 16 57,320 76.35% +2.92%
4.47% Amendment 02 - Rules Governing Allocation of State Park Funds   Yes 16 61,999 78.13% -1.61%
4.64% Amendment 03 - Rules for Determining a Local Constitutional Amendment   Yes 16 38,732 54.22% -6.42%
4.66% Amendment 04 - County Affairs Administration   Yes 16 53,526 72.09% +0.42%
4.67% Amendment 05 - Separation of Powers   Yes 16 39,869 55.50% -4.49%
4.72% Amendment 06 - Impeachment Threshold   Yes 16 34,923 50.28% -3.30%
5.03% Amendment 07 - Supervision of Etowah County Sheriff Staff   Yes 16 31,797 53.32% -6.06%
4.61% Amendment 08 - Right to Work   Yes 16 47,513 64.09% -5.52%
4.61% Amendment 09 - Maximum Age for Pickens County Judges   Yes 16 47,513 64.09% -5.52%
5.12% Amendment 1 (March) - Exempt Local Bills from Budget Isolation Resolution   No 24 18,459 51.42% +0.11%
5.02% Amendment 10 - Calhoun County Police Jurisdiction   Yes 16 38,841 66.30% +0.68%
4.68% Amendment 11 - Business Zones   Yes 16 43,046 62.89% +3.62%
4.68% Amendment 12 - Baldwin County Toll Roads   Yes 16 43,046 62.89% +3.62%
4.60% Amendment 13 - Removal of Government Official Age Restrictions   Yes 16 42,481 60.42% +3.06%
4.56% Amendment 14 - Budget Isolation Resolutions   Yes 16 47,804 69.11% +0.41%
2.68% July Amendment #1: Ends Cotton Assessment Refund for Nonparticipants   Yes 14 3,716 58.76% -8.32%
4.47% June Amendment #1: Propane Gas Promotion Programs   No 10 16,861 55.38% -4.60%
4.29% PSC - President   Laura Casey 20 63,864 65.71% +27.82%
3.15% PSC - Associate Place 1   Jeremy H. Oden 22 23,080 65.38% -18.34%
3.15% PSC - Associate Place 2   Chris "Chip" Beeker 22 22,725 64.38% -18.79%
8.25% State Board of Education District 3   Stephanie Bell 20 13,318 53.02% -15.90%
27.88% State Board of Education District 5   Tonya Smith Chestnut 20 50,959 71.11% +8.40%
12.98% AL House 069   Kelvin J. Lawrence 22 1,798 87.20% +31.99%
47.61% AL State Senate 25   Will Barfoot 22 14,202 77.93% -7.35%
4.51% AL State Supreme Court Chief Justice   Robert Vance 18 51,978 67.75% +25.21%
3.94% Amendment 1 (May) - Bonding for Historic Sites and State Parks   Yes 22 24,809 80.07% +3.10%
4.46% Amendment 1 - Appointed Education Board (March)   No 20 32,359 65.11% -10.01%
4.24% Amendment 1 - Require Citizenship to Vote   Yes 20 58,311 69.02% -7.99%
4.27% Amendment 2 - Restructure Judicial System   Yes 20 39,418 51.26% +2.32%
4.26% Amendment 3 - Longer Appointed Judge Terms   Yes 20 49,219 62.79% -2.04%
4.20% Amendment 4 - Recompile State Constitution   Yes 20 55,205 71.77% +4.95%
4.23% Amendment 5 - Franklin Defense Rights   Yes 20 44,537 62.12% -9.49%
4.25% Amendment 6 - Lauderdale Defense Rights   Yes 20 44,765 61.97% -9.64%

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Websitehttps://www.mc-ala.org/
Established December 06, 1816
Disbanded Still Active
ContributorRP
Last ModifiedRP May 05, 2024 08:56am
Description Montgomery County was created by the Mississippi Territory General Assembly on 1816 Dec. 6. It is located in the south-central part of the state and is bounded on the north by the Alabama and Tallapoosa Rivers. It encompasses 793 square miles.

The county was named in honor of Major Lemuel Putnam Montgomery (Tennessee) who was killed in the Battle of Horseshoe Bend, 1814. The county seat was established in Montgomery, which was also selected as the state capital in 1846. Other significant communities include Hope Hull, Ramer, Pike Road and Mt. Meigs.

The governing body of Montgomery County is the Montgomery County Commission, consisting of five members who are elected by districts. Each Commissioner is elected to a four-year term and represents approximately 45,000 constituents. The Chairperson and Vice Chair are selected by a majority vote of the Commission.

The Commission meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month. The Information Session begins at 9:00 a.m. followed by the Formal Session at 10:00 a.m. Commission Meetings are held in the Commission Chamber located on the first floor of the Montgomery County Administration Building, Courthouse Annex III, located at 101 S. Lawrence Street.

For more information on Commission meetings, contact the Administrator's Office at 334-832-1210.
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