Final Unofficial Monroe County Results from the Nov. 3, 2026 General Election
Early and Absentee Voting plus 14 of 14 Precincts:
Registered Voters: 14,203 of 23,605 (60.2%)
U.S. Senate
Mike Collins (Rep.) – 9,463 (67.2%)
Jon Ossoff (I) (Dem.) – 4,617 (32.8%)
Governor
Rick Jackson (Rep.) – 10,031 (71.1%)
Keisha Lance Bottoms (Dem.) – 4,087 (28.9%)
Lieutenant Governor
Greg Dolezal (Rep.) – 9,821 (69.9%)
Josh McLaurin (Dem.) – 4,234 (30.1%)
Secretary of State
Tim Fleming (Rep.) – 9,911 (70.4%)
Penny Brown Reynolds (Dem.) – 4,161 (29.6%)
Attorney General
Brian Strickland (Rep.) – 9,957 (70.6%)
Tanya Miller (Dem.) – 4,145 (29.4%)
Commissioner of Agriculture
Tyler Harper (I) (Rep.) – 10,075 (71.6%)
Katherine E. Juhan-Arnold (Dem.) – 4,001 (28.4%)
Commissioner of Insurance
John King (I) (Rep.) – 10,005 (71.2%)
Keisha Sean Waites – 4,048 (28.8%)
State School Superintendent
Richard Woods (I) (Rep.) – 10,002 (71.1%)
Lydia Powell (Dem.) – 4,074 (28.9%)
Commissioner of Labor
Barbara Rivera Holmes (I) (Rep.) – 9,947 (70.9%)
Nikki Porcher (Dem.) – 4,078 (29.1%)
Public Service Commissioner – District 3
Fitz Johnson (Rep.) – 9,799 (69.9%)
Peter Hubbard (I) (Dem.) – 4,225 (30.1%)
Public Service Commissioner – District 5
Josh Tolbert (Rep.) – 9,924 (70.7%)
Shelia Edwards (Dem.) – 4,122 (29,3%)
U.S. House of Representatives – District 8
Austin Scott (I) (Rep.) – 9,995 (71.0%)
Kelly Esti (Dem.) – 4,088 (29.0%)
State Senate – District 18
Steven McNeel (I) (Rep.) – 11,480 (100%)
State House of Representatives – District 118
Clint Crowe (I) (Rep.) – 4,200 (77.8%)
Sharonda Bell (Dem.) – 1,199 (22.2%)
State House of Representatives – District 144
Dale Washburn (I) (Rep.) – 1,470 (100%)
State House of Representatives – District 145
Eric S. Wilson (Rep.) – 4,336 (63.0%)
Tangie Herring (I) (Dem.) – 2,551 (37.0%)
County Commission – District 3
John H. Ambrose Sr. (I) (Rep.) – 3,397 (100%)
County Commission – District 4
Kerry Osborne (Rep.) – 2,955 (100%)
Culloden City Council
Hunter Davis – 26 (31.0%)
Lisa Rutherford Jordan – 58 (69.0%)
Constitutional Amendment 1
Yes – 7,985 (58.5%)
No – 5,666 (41.5%)
Constitutional Amendment 2
Yes – 9,572 (70.3%)
No – 4,052 (29.7%)
Constitutional Amendment 3
Yes – 10,577 (77.6%)
No – 3,049 (22.4%)
