Who are my local elected officials in Alabama?

Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 365 elected bodies and 673 seats across 67 counties.

What local offices are elected in Alabama?

Each county elects a county commission (in some counties with an elected chairman, in others chaired by the probate judge), a judge of probate, circuit clerk, sheriff, coroner, and a revenue commissioner or a tax assessor and tax collector, and most elect their county board of education (some also a superintendent). County races are partisan, with staggered four- and six-year terms. Cities and towns elect a mayor and council.

Alabama local elected officials: every county, city and school board

Who holds each county, school board, city and special-district office in all 67 Alabama counties: 673 seats on 365 elected bodies. Pick a county.

Counties

Autauga County · 5 seats
Baldwin County · 15 seats
Barbour County · 10 seats
Bibb County · 15 seats
Blount County · 16 seats
Bullock County · 3 seats
Butler County · 14 seats
Calhoun County · 9 seats
Chambers County · 11 seats
Cherokee County · 12 seats
Chilton County · 5 seats
Choctaw County · 9 seats
Clarke County · 10 seats
Clay County · 4 seats
Cleburne County · 9 seats
Coffee County · 19 seats
Colbert County · 14 seats
Conecuh County · 3 seats
Coosa County · 3 seats
Covington County · 9 seats
Crenshaw County · 8 seats
Cullman County · 10 seats
Dale County · 10 seats
Dallas County · 3 seats
DeKalb County · 12 seats
Elmore County · 15 seats
Escambia County · 9 seats
Etowah County · 17 seats
Fayette County · 10 seats
Franklin County · 13 seats
Geneva County · 8 seats
Greene County · 12 seats
Hale County · 7 seats
Henry County · 14 seats
Houston County · 16 seats
Jackson County · 14 seats
Jefferson County · 5 seats
Lamar County · 4 seats
Lauderdale County · 7 seats
Lawrence County · 12 seats
Lee County · 16 seats
Limestone County · 9 seats
Lowndes County · 6 seats
Macon County · 13 seats
Madison County · 9 seats
Marengo County · 9 seats
Marion County · 13 seats
Marshall County · 5 seats
Mobile County · 8 seats
Monroe County · 7 seats
Montgomery County · 3 seats
Morgan County · 15 seats
Perry County · 3 seats
Pickens County · 9 seats
Pike County · 13 seats
Randolph County · 9 seats
Russell County · 17 seats
Shelby County · 13 seats
St. Clair County · 9 seats
Sumter County · 14 seats
Talladega County · 14 seats
Tallapoosa County · 14 seats
Tuscaloosa County · 15 seats
Walker County · 8 seats
Washington County · 9 seats
Wilcox County · 3 seats
Winston County · 9 seats

Quick answers

Who are my local elected officials in Alabama?: Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 365 elected bodies and 673 seats across 67 counties.
What local offices are elected in Alabama?: Each county elects a county commission (in some counties with an elected chairman, in others chaired by the probate judge), a judge of probate, circuit clerk, sheriff, coroner, and a revenue commissioner or a tax assessor and tax collector, and most elect their county board of education (some also a superintendent). County races are partisan, with staggered four- and six-year terms. Cities and towns elect a mayor and council.

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