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1902 Alabama governor election

William D. Jelks (Democrat) beat John A.W. Smith (Republican) in Alabama in 1902, 73.7% to 26.3%, a margin of 47.4 points and 43,598 votes.

The Democratic hold continued from 1900, when William J. Samford won.

Democrats led in 62 of the 66 counties as they stood then and Republicans in 4. The largest, Jefferson, cast 5,019 votes and went to the Democrat by 59.6 points. The closest was Franklin, where 97 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Governor

CandidatePartyVotesShare
William D. Jelks won Democratic 67,748 73.7%
John A.W. Smith Republican 24,150 26.3%
All other candidates 24 0.0%
Total91,922

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Jefferson 4,005 79.8% 1,014 20.2% 5,019 D+59.6
De Kalb 1,642 52.7% 1,474 47.3% 3,116 D+5.4
Marshall 1,176 45.1% 1,430 54.9% 2,606 R+9.7
Etowah 1,334 52.0% 1,230 48.0% 2,564 D+4.1
Cullman 1,362 54.0% 1,158 46.0% 2,520 D+8.1
Mobile 2,165 87.4% 311 12.6% 2,476 D+74.9
Calhoun 1,717 71.8% 674 28.2% 2,391 D+43.6
Walker 1,343 59.7% 906 40.2% 2 2,251 D+19.4
Blount 1,320 59.7% 891 40.3% 2,211 D+19.4
Madison 1,875 90.5% 191 9.2% 5 2,071 D+81.3
Jackson 1,364 70.8% 562 29.2% 1,926 D+41.6
Shelby 1,045 54.5% 874 45.5% 1,919 D+8.9
Cherokee 1,139 59.9% 761 40.0% 1 1,901 D+19.9
Clay 1,130 60.3% 745 39.7% 1,875 D+20.5
Dale 1,112 59.5% 756 40.5% 1,868 D+19.1
Montgomery 1,743 95.2% 88 4.8% 1,831 D+90.4
Talladega 1,455 82.1% 318 17.9% 1,773 D+64.1
Tallapoosa 1,400 81.0% 328 19.0% 1 1,729 D+62.0
Randolph 1,141 66.6% 573 33.4% 1,714 D+33.1
Lauderdale 1,268 75.5% 412 24.5% 1,680 D+51.0
Henry 1,429 90.2% 155 9.8% 1,584 D+80.4
St. Clair 716 46.3% 832 53.7% 1,548 R+7.5
Marion 999 64.7% 545 35.3% 1,544 D+29.4
Coosa 979 63.7% 558 36.3% 1,537 D+27.4
Chilton 698 45.5% 835 54.5% 1,533 R+8.9
Elmore 1,141 78.6% 311 21.4% 1,452 D+57.2
Morgan 1,127 79.7% 287 20.3% 1,414 D+59.4
Franklin 745 53.5% 648 46.5% 1,393 D+7.0
Butler 1,194 88.5% 155 11.5% 1,349 D+77.0
Fayette 722 55.2% 586 44.8% 1,308 D+10.4
Coffee 1,010 77.8% 288 22.2% 1,298 D+55.6
Cleburne 707 55.6% 565 44.4% 1,272 D+11.2
Dallas 1,264 99.4% 7 0.6% 1,271 D+98.9
Pike 1,206 97.6% 30 2.4% 1,236 D+95.1
Geneva 754 61.9% 455 37.3% 10 1,219 D+24.5
Lawrence 869 71.7% 343 28.3% 1,212 D+43.4
Winston 525 43.6% 678 56.4% 1,203 R+12.7
Barbour 1,160 97.1% 35 2.9% 1,195 D+94.1
Chambers 1,080 92.3% 90 7.7% 1,170 D+84.6
Lamar 852 74.0% 299 26.0% 1,151 D+48.0
Tuscaloosa 999 86.8% 152 13.2% 1,151 D+73.6
Crenshaw 985 86.3% 157 13.7% 1,142 D+72.5
Lee 1,002 95.2% 51 4.8% 1,053 D+90.3
Bibb 747 75.2% 246 24.8% 993 D+50.5
Conecuh 717 74.8% 242 25.2% 959 D+49.5
Pickens 795 83.2% 160 16.8% 955 D+66.5
Clarke 918 98.6% 13 1.4% 931 D+97.2
Marengo 898 97.1% 26 2.8% 1 925 D+94.3
Monroe 887 98.3% 15 1.7% 902 D+96.7
Autauga 796 90.4% 85 9.6% 881 D+80.7
Covington 673 83.2% 136 16.8% 809 D+66.4
Limestone 741 92.6% 59 7.4% 800 D+85.3
Colbert 647 81.0% 152 19.0% 799 D+62.0
Wilcox 746 99.5% 2 0.3% 2 750 D+99.2
Perry 657 95.4% 32 4.6% 689 D+90.7
Sumter 674 99.1% 6 0.9% 680 D+98.2
Hale 676 99.6% 2 0.3% 1 679 D+99.3
Lowndes 629 97.7% 15 2.3% 644 D+95.3
Macon 600 98.0% 12 2.0% 612 D+96.1
Bullock 562 99.6% 2 0.4% 564 D+99.3
Escambia 455 86.2% 72 13.6% 1 528 D+72.5
Greene 442 96.5% 16 3.5% 458 D+93.0
Washington 424 93.8% 28 6.2% 452 D+87.6
Choctaw 437 97.8% 10 2.2% 447 D+95.5
Baldwin 342 85.5% 58 14.5% 400 D+71.0
Russell 386 99.2% 3 0.8% 389 D+98.5

Counties as they stood in 1902; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Alabama governor elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2022 Kay Ivey (R) R+37.8
2018 Kay Ivey (R) R+19.1
2014 Robert Bentley (R) R+27.3
2010 Robert Bentley (R) R+15.7
2006 Robert Riley (R) R+15.9
2002 Robert Riley (R) R+0.2
1998 Don Siegelman (D) D+15.6
1994 Fob James (R) R+0.9
1990 Guy Hunt (R) R+4.2
1986 Guy Hunt (R) R+12.9
1982 George C. Wallace (D) D+18.6
1978 Fob James (D) D+46.7
1974 George C. Wallace (D) D+68.4
1970 George Wallace (D) D+74.5
1966 Lurleen Burns Wallace (D) D+32.4
1962 George C. Wallace (D) D+96.3
1958 John Malcolm Patterson (D) D+76.8
1954 Jim Folsom (D) D+46.7
1950 Gordon Persons (D) D+82.2
1946 James E. Folsom (D) D+77.3
1942 Chauncey Sparks (D) D+78.4
1938 Frank M. Dixon (D) D+74.9
1934 Bibb Graves (D) D+74.3
1930 Benjamin M. Miller (D) D+61.8
1926 Bibb Graves (D) D+62.4
1922 William W. Brandon (D) D+56.3
1918 Thomas Kilby (D) D+80.2
1914 Charles Henderson (D) D+63.6
1910 Emmet O'Neal (D) D+60.4
1906 Braxton B. Comer (D) D+71.5
1902 William D. Jelks (D) D+47.4
1900 William J. Samford (D) D+53.6
1898 Joseph F. Johnston (D) D+65.1
1896 Joseph F. Johnston (D) D+59.0
1894 William C. Oates (D) D+57.1
1892 Thomas G. Jones (D) D+52.2
1890 Thomas G. Jones (D) D+53.1
1888 Thomas Seay (D) D+55.4
1886 Thomas Seay (D) D+59.3
1884 Edward A. O'Neal (D) D+99.7
1882 Edward A. O'Neal (D) D+37.4
1880 Rufus W. Cobb (D) D+76.1
1878 Rufus W. Cobb (D) D+100.0
1876 George S. Houston (D) D+31.6
1874 George S. Houston (D) D+6.6
1872 David P. Lewis (R) R+5.0
1870 Robert B. Lindsay (D) D+0.9
1868 William Hugh Smith (R) R+100.0
1865 Robert M. Patton (other)