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Election 1922 Results

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1922 Alabama governor election

William W. Brandon (Democrat) beat Oliver Day Street (Republican) in Alabama in 1922, 77.6% to 21.3%, a margin of 56.3 points and 82,430 votes.

The Democratic hold continued from 1918, when Thomas Kilby won.

Democrats led in 64 of the 67 counties as they stood then and Republicans in 3. The largest, Jefferson, cast 12,598 votes and went to the Democrat by 85.0 points. The closest was De Kalb, where 25 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 W. Brandon won Democratic 113,605 77.6%
Oliver Day Street Republican 31,175 21.3%
All other candidates 1,697 1.2%
Total146,477

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Jefferson 11,135 88.4% 424 3.4% 1,039 12,598 D+85.0
Mobile 6,963 86.4% 1,052 13.1% 40 8,055 D+73.4
Walker 4,589 61.4% 2,783 37.2% 105 7,477 D+24.2
De Kalb 3,413 49.8% 3,438 50.1% 7 6,858 R+0.4
Shelby 2,488 52.5% 2,213 46.7% 40 4,741 D+5.8
Franklin 2,363 51.6% 2,144 46.8% 75 4,582 D+4.8
Etowah 3,689 81.3% 814 17.9% 36 4,539 D+63.3
Blount 2,686 59.5% 1,809 40.0% 22 4,517 D+19.4
Cullman 2,583 58.6% 1,809 41.1% 13 4,405 D+17.6
Marshall 2,914 67.0% 1,421 32.7% 13 4,348 D+34.3
Chilton 1,626 45.7% 1,925 54.1% 9 3,560 R+8.4
St. Clair 1,908 55.8% 1,470 43.0% 41 3,419 D+12.8
Clay 2,046 61.6% 1,271 38.2% 6 3,323 D+23.3
Lauderdale 2,475 85.5% 415 14.3% 4 2,894 D+71.2
Winston 1,136 40.8% 1,641 58.9% 8 2,785 R+18.1
Jackson 2,281 82.6% 469 17.0% 12 2,762 D+65.6
Fayette 1,902 70.4% 779 28.8% 20 2,701 D+41.6
Clarke 2,640 100.0% 1 0.0% 2,641 D+99.9
Marion 1,903 74.9% 639 25.1% 2,542 D+49.7
Madison 2,199 97.4% 58 2.6% 1 2,258 D+94.8
Randolph 1,585 71.9% 616 28.0% 2 2,203 D+44.0
Geneva 1,691 78.2% 470 21.7% 1 2,162 D+56.5
Morgan 1,978 93.4% 117 5.5% 23 2,118 D+87.9
Tuscaloosa 2,036 96.9% 64 3.0% 1 2,101 D+93.9
Talladega 1,901 93.3% 137 6.7% 2,038 D+86.6
Calhoun 1,885 96.6% 50 2.6% 16 1,951 D+94.1
Houston 1,852 95.8% 78 4.0% 3 1,933 D+91.8
Cherokee 1,552 81.9% 337 17.8% 7 1,896 D+64.1
Montgomery 1,795 97.8% 39 2.1% 1 1,835 D+95.7
Lawrence 1,353 75.1% 447 24.8% 2 1,802 D+50.3
Coosa 1,196 68.1% 554 31.5% 7 1,757 D+36.5
Chambers 1,705 99.1% 14 0.8% 2 1,721 D+98.3
Cleburne 1,050 62.1% 639 37.8% 1 1,690 D+24.3
Henry 1,239 88.1% 165 11.7% 2 1,406 D+76.4
Baldwin 1,125 82.7% 200 14.7% 35 1,360 D+68.0
Choctaw 1,353 99.6% 5 0.4% 1,358 D+99.3
Colbert 1,228 90.5% 112 8.3% 17 1,357 D+82.2
Elmore 1,278 97.3% 35 2.7% 1,313 D+94.7
Escambia 1,259 98.4% 18 1.4% 2 1,279 D+97.0
Covington 1,190 97.5% 18 1.5% 12 1,220 D+96.1
Dale 1,036 87.6% 146 12.4% 1,182 D+75.3
Dallas 1,137 99.5% 6 0.5% 1,143 D+99.0
Coffee 1,104 97.4% 30 2.6% 1,134 D+94.7
Tallapoosa 1,076 98.4% 16 1.5% 2 1,094 D+96.9
Pickens 1,001 97.6% 23 2.2% 2 1,026 D+95.3
Conecuh 927 98.0% 19 2.0% 946 D+96.0
Bibb 862 91.3% 39 4.1% 43 944 D+87.2
Monroe 920 100.0% 0 0.0% 920 D+100.0
Lamar 846 93.9% 54 6.0% 1 901 D+87.9
Limestone 860 97.5% 20 2.3% 2 882 D+95.2
Pike 845 98.9% 8 0.9% 1 854 D+98.0
Marengo 848 99.5% 4 0.5% 852 D+99.1
Autauga 791 96.2% 30 3.6% 1 822 D+92.6
Barbour 795 99.1% 6 0.7% 1 802 D+98.4
Butler 760 98.1% 15 1.9% 775 D+96.1
Crenshaw 763 98.7% 10 1.3% 773 D+97.4
Lee 729 98.6% 10 1.4% 739 D+97.3
Washington 716 99.3% 5 0.7% 721 D+98.6
Sumter 676 99.7% 2 0.3% 678 D+99.4
Wilcox 667 100.0% 0 0.0% 667 D+100.0
Perry 522 92.9% 22 3.9% 18 562 D+89.0
Hale 542 99.6% 2 0.4% 544 D+99.3
Lowndes 488 100.0% 0 0.0% 488 D+100.0
Russell 454 99.6% 2 0.4% 456 D+99.1
Bullock 444 98.2% 7 1.5% 1 452 D+96.7
Macon 308 98.4% 5 1.6% 313 D+96.8
Greene 298 98.7% 4 1.3% 302 D+97.4

Counties as they stood in 1922; 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)