Stewart wins election as Alabama chief justice
Alabama Supreme Court Justice Sarah Stewart has made history after becoming the first Republican woman elected as chief justice.
RACE CALLED: Alabama Supreme Court Associate Justice Sarah Stewart wins Chief Justice
ALABAMA (WHNT) — Republican Associate Justice Sarah Stewart has been elected Chief Justice of Alabama’s Supreme Court. Stewart got a total of 465,446 votes with 39% of precincts reporting, while her opponent Judge Greg Griffin got 178,567 votes. The Associated Press called the race for Stewart.
Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice, Court of Criminal Appeals & local amendments election results
Votes are being tallied in Alabama after residents cast their ballots in the November Election for president and other local races during the general election. As the United States awaits a winner in the presidential race between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump,
Sarah Stewart elected as chief justice of Alabama Supreme Court
Sarah Stewart has been elected as chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, according to The Associated Press.
Sarah Stewart wins Alabama Supreme Court chief justice race
AL General Election Results - Supreme Court Chief Justice. Sarah Stewart has won the general election for chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, according to incomplete,
Trump wins Alabama in 2024 General Election
Voters across Alabama turned out Tuesday to cast their ballot in the 2024 General Election. The map below will be updated with election results as data comes in throughout Tuesday night:
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