Election results for Butler County

BY BRUCE BRANUM

The Greenville Standard

 

The unofficial election results for the May 19 Primary Election for Butler County was tallied and to follow are the results.

There are 14,206 registered voters in Butler County. In total, 4,533 ballots were cast at polling houses, which resulted in a 31.91 percent turnout.

Offices, candidates, and amendment vote totals were as follows for Democratic and Republican candidates:

Governor (D): Will Boyd (689); Jamel J. Brown (193); Yolanda Rochelle Flowers (39): Doug Jones (813); Chad “Chig” Martin (28); Nathan “Nate” Mathis (8).

Lieutenant Governor (D): Phillip Ensler (1,231); Darryl D. Perryman (439).

United States Senator (D): Dakarai Larriett (1,231); Kyle Sweetser (123); Everett Wess (1,149); Mark S. Wheeler (146).

Public Service Commission Place 1 (D): James O. Gordon (1, 1395); John Northrop (94); Jeff Ramsey (184).

Governor (R): Ken McFeeters (114); “Alabama” Will Santivasci (55); Thomas Tuberville (2,477).

Lieutenant Governor (R): Wes Allen (1,134); Pat Bishop (62); George Childress (38); Rick Pate(437), Stewart Hill Tankersley (58); Nicole Jones (80); John Wahl (704).

United State Senator (R): Seth Burton (34); Dale Shelton (17); Jared Hudson (314); Steve Marshall (922); Barry Moore (1,249); Morgan Murphy (17); Rodney Walker (46).

Attorney General (R): Pamela L. Casey (799); Jay Mitchell (768), Katherine Robertson (959).

Secretary of State (R): Caroleene Dobson (2,118); Christopher Christian Horn (279); Glenda S. Jackson (118).

State Treasurer (R): Young Boozer (1,937); Steve Lolley (543).

State Auditor (R): Derek Chen (871); Andrew Sorrell (1,551).

Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries (R): Corey Hill (722); Christina Woerner McInnis (898); Jack Williams (724).

Public Service Commission Place 1 (R): Matt Gentry (1,707); Jeremy H. Oden (542).

Public Service Commission Place 2 (R): Priscilla Andrews (229); Chris Beeker (491); Brent Woodall (353); Jim Zig Zeigler (1,246).

Butler County Sheriff (R): Kenneth Harden (333); David Scruggs (2,287); Adam Smith (97).

Statewide Amendment 1: Yes (3,876); No (417).

Statewide Amendment 2: Yes (2,905); No (1,238).

There will be a Butler County runoff election on June 16 for: Lieutenant Governor (R) between John Wahl and Wes Allen; U.S. Senator (R) between Barry Moore and Jared Hudson; U.S. Senator (D) between Dakarai Larriett and Everett Wess; Attorney General (R) between Jay Mitchell and Katherine Robertson; Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries (R) between Corey Hill and Christina McInnis; Public Service Commission Place 2 (R) between Chris Beeker and Jim Zig Zeigler: