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2002 general · November 5, 2002

2002 Alabama House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Alabama House of Representatives district in the 2002 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Democrats controlled the chamber · 105 seats

After the electionD 64 · R 41
Races105
Changed party0
Unopposed44%46 races
Incumbents defeated1

Every district

D 64 · R 41

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Nelson Starkey Jr. (D)27.6
HD-2Lynn Greer (R)5.7
HD-3Marcel Black (D)34.6
HD-4Micky Hammon (R)4.4
HD-5Tommy Carter (D)13.1
HD-6Sue Schmitz (D)15.4
HD-7John Letson (D)39.2
HD-8Bill J. Dukes (D)48.0
HD-9Ronald Grantland (D)12.4
HD-10Mike Ball (R)32.0
HD-11Jeremy H. Oden (R)14.3
HD-12Neal Morrison (D)30.5
HD-13Tommy Sherer (D)24.0
HD-14Ken Guin (D)28.9
HD-15Bobby Humphryes (R)Unopposed
HD-16William E. Thigpen Sr. (D)10.4
HD-17Mike Millican (D)2.8
HD-18Johnny Mack Morrow (D)Unopposed
HD-19Laura Hall (D)Unopposed
HD-20Howard Sanderford (R)27.4
HD-21Randy Hinshaw (D)4.6
HD-22Albert Hall (D)29.7
HD-23John Robinson (D)Unopposed
HD-24Todd Greeson (R)34.5
HD-25Ray Garner (R)27.2
HD-26W. F. McDaniel (D)22.6
HD-27Jeff McLaughlin (D)22.3
HD-28Craig Ford (D)28.6
HD-29John G. Page III (D)30.2
HD-30Blaine Galliher (R)Unopposed
HD-31Jack Venable (D)20.5
HD-32Barbara Boyd (D)45.9
HD-33Ron Johnson (R)23.4
HD-34Elwyn Thomas (R)76.6
HD-35Steve Hurst (D)17.5
HD-36Randy Wood (R)32.7
HD-37Richard Laird (D)48.5
HD-38Duwayne Bridges (R)17.1
HD-39Richard J. Lindsey (D)Unopposed
HD-40Lea Fite (D)8.7
HD-41Mike Hill (R)64.2
HD-42James M. Martin (D)18.1
HD-43Mary Sue McClurkin (R)Unopposed
HD-44Arthur Payne (R)Unopposed
HD-45Albert Morton (R)66.8
HD-46Mark Gaines (R)Unopposed
HD-47John Hawkins Jr. (R)Unopposed
HD-48Jim Carns (R)Unopposed
HD-49Cam Ward (R)Unopposed
HD-50Jim McClendon (R)45.7
HD-51Scott Beason (R)Unopposed
HD-52John W. Rogers Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-53Demetrius C. Newton (D)81.0
HD-54George Perdue (D)Unopposed
HD-55Eric Major (D)Unopposed
HD-56Priscilla Dunn (D)Unopposed
HD-57Merika Coleman (D)Unopposed
HD-58Oliver Robinson (D)Unopposed
HD-59Mary Moore (D)61.7
HD-60Linda Coleman-Madison (D)Unopposed
HD-61Allen Layson (D)Unopposed
HD-62Gerald Allen (R)9.1
HD-63Robert Bentley (R)27.4
HD-64Greg Albritton (R)10.5Incumbent lost
HD-65Jeff Dolbare (D)15.9
HD-66F. P. White (D)Unopposed
HD-67Yusuf Salaam (D)6.0
HD-68Thomas Jackson (D)Unopposed
HD-69James Thomas (D)Unopposed
HD-70Bryant Melton Jr. (D)56.4
HD-71Lucius Black (D)Unopposed
HD-72Bobby Singleton (D)Unopposed
HD-73David Grimes (R)Unopposed
HD-74Jay Love Jr. (R)45.2
HD-75Dick L. Brewbaker (R)Unopposed
HD-76Thad McClammy (D)39.9
HD-77John Knight (D)Unopposed
HD-78Alvin Holmes (D)Unopposed
HD-79Mike Hubbard (R)73.4
HD-80Lesley Vance (D)Unopposed
HD-81Betty Carol Graham (D)40.0
HD-82Johnny Ford (D)Unopposed
HD-83George Bandy (D)59.0
HD-84Billy Beasley (D)Unopposed
HD-85Locy Baker (D)21.4
HD-86Joe Carothers Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-87Warren Harris Beck (R)44.8
HD-88H. Gipson Jr. (R)Unopposed
HD-89Alan Boothe (D)Unopposed
HD-90Charles Newton (D)Unopposed
HD-91Terry Spicer (D)24.2
HD-92Seth Hammett (D)40.7
HD-93Steve Clouse (R)Unopposed
HD-94Joe Faust Sr. (R)68.0
HD-95Steve McMillan (R)Unopposed
HD-96Randy Davis (R)80.0
HD-97Yvonne Kennedy (D)Unopposed
HD-98William Clark (D)Unopposed
HD-99James E. Buskey (D)Unopposed
HD-100Victor Gaston (R)Unopposed
HD-101Jamie Ison (R)Unopposed
HD-102Rusty Glover (R)55.4
HD-103Joseph Mitchell (D)Unopposed
HD-104Jim Barton (R)46.5
HD-105Spencer Collier (R)Unopposed

Alabama House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner