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2010 US Senate election in Alabama

Richard C. Shelby (Republican) beat William G. Barnes (Democrat) in Alabama in 2010, 65.2% to 34.7%, a margin of 30.5 points and 452,562 votes.

The Republican hold continued from 2004, when Richard C. Shelby also won.

Republicans led in 55 of the 67 counties and Democrats in 12. The largest, Jefferson, cast 212,150 votes and went to the Republican by 6.8 points. The closest was Marengo, where 103 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.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Richard C. Shelby won Republican 968,181 65.2%
William G. Barnes Democratic 515,619 34.7%
All other candidates 1,699 0.1%
Total1,485,499

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Jefferson 98,773 46.6% 113,144 53.3% 233 212,150 R+6.8
Mobile 44,468 40.2% 65,958 59.7% 90 110,516 R+19.4
Madison 34,909 32.3% 73,003 67.6% 103 108,015 R+35.3
Montgomery 37,924 51.5% 35,586 48.4% 64 73,574 D+3.2
Shelby 10,871 17.2% 52,309 82.6% 125 63,305 R+65.5
Baldwin 11,027 19.1% 46,471 80.7% 94 57,592 R+61.5
Tuscaloosa 18,743 34.5% 35,459 65.3% 76 54,278 R+30.8
Morgan 9,257 23.7% 29,718 76.2% 37 39,012 R+52.4
Lee 12,187 36.1% 21,484 63.7% 54 33,725 R+27.6
Calhoun 10,046 29.8% 23,643 70.1% 35 33,724 R+40.3
Houston 8,234 25.3% 24,218 74.5% 40 32,492 R+49.2
Etowah 9,647 30.3% 22,124 69.5% 45 31,816 R+39.2
Cullman 5,752 19.4% 23,918 80.5% 55 29,725 R+61.1
Lauderdale 9,389 33.8% 18,374 66.1% 31 27,794 R+32.3
Elmore 5,555 21.1% 20,689 78.8% 23 26,267 R+57.6
Limestone 6,326 24.5% 19,505 75.4% 23 25,854 R+51.0
Marshall 4,649 18.2% 20,836 81.6% 46 25,531 R+63.4
St. Clair 4,075 16.5% 20,560 83.3% 46 24,681 R+66.8
Talladega 9,039 37.7% 14,909 62.2% 30 23,978 R+24.5
Walker 6,470 28.9% 15,916 71.0% 26 22,412 R+42.1
DeKalb 5,410 27.1% 14,520 72.9% 19,930 R+45.7
Autauga 3,978 22.1% 13,980 77.8% 16 17,974 R+55.6
Blount 2,448 14.6% 14,296 85.3% 19 16,763 R+70.7
Colbert 6,781 40.6% 9,920 59.4% 9 16,710 R+18.8
Tallapoosa 5,332 34.0% 10,336 66.0% 15,668 R+31.9
Dallas 10,248 65.6% 5,372 34.4% 7 15,627 D+31.2
Coffee 3,348 22.1% 11,759 77.7% 23 15,130 R+55.6
Jackson 4,589 30.4% 10,507 69.5% 23 15,119 R+39.1
Dale 3,274 23.6% 10,557 76.1% 34 13,865 R+52.5
Chilton 2,735 20.2% 10,801 79.7% 21 13,557 R+59.5
Covington 2,313 19.1% 9,785 80.7% 20 12,118 R+61.7
Russell 6,091 53.1% 5,365 46.8% 13 11,469 D+6.3
Lawrence 4,381 38.3% 7,060 61.7% 10 11,451 R+23.4
Escambia 3,307 31.3% 7,236 68.5% 23 10,566 R+37.2
Clarke 4,483 42.5% 6,063 57.4% 11 10,557 R+15.0
Chambers 4,705 45.7% 5,594 54.3% 6 10,305 R+8.6
Pike 3,559 36.8% 6,094 63.1% 9 9,662 R+26.2
Geneva 1,738 18.2% 7,817 81.7% 17 9,572 R+63.5
Marengo 4,462 50.5% 4,359 49.4% 9 8,830 D+1.2
Marion 2,172 24.7% 6,608 75.2% 12 8,792 R+50.5
Franklin 2,992 34.9% 5,572 65.0% 10 8,574 R+30.1
Barbour 4,030 48.7% 4,242 51.3% 2 8,274 R+2.6
Winston 1,449 18.2% 6,508 81.7% 9 7,966 R+63.5
Monroe 3,052 40.5% 4,474 59.4% 5 7,531 R+18.9
Macon 6,218 83.0% 1,272 17.0% 3 7,493 D+66.0
Pickens 3,077 41.5% 4,341 58.5% 3 7,421 R+17.0
Randolph 2,270 31.6% 4,902 68.3% 5 7,177 R+36.7
Cherokee 2,111 29.6% 5,021 70.3% 9 7,141 R+40.8
Butler 2,888 41.0% 4,145 58.9% 6 7,039 R+17.9
Henry 2,226 33.0% 4,493 66.7% 21 6,740 R+33.6
Choctaw 3,108 46.9% 3,510 53.0% 2 6,620 R+6.1
Hale 3,895 60.2% 2,568 39.7% 4 6,467 D+20.5
Bibb 1,569 24.4% 4,849 75.4% 9 6,427 R+51.0
Washington 2,181 36.0% 3,864 63.8% 7 6,052 R+27.8
Fayette 1,583 26.3% 4,417 73.5% 8 6,008 R+47.2
Sumter 4,110 74.0% 1,440 25.9% 3 5,553 D+48.1
Crenshaw 1,572 29.1% 3,837 70.9% 2 5,411 R+41.9
Clay 1,401 26.8% 3,829 73.2% 3 5,233 R+46.4
Lowndes 3,647 69.7% 1,581 30.2% 4 5,232 D+39.5
Conecuh 2,444 47.0% 2,752 52.9% 4 5,200 R+5.9
Cleburne 1,068 21.0% 4,009 78.8% 10 5,087 R+57.8
Lamar 1,236 25.3% 3,647 74.6% 5 4,888 R+49.3
Wilcox 3,482 71.8% 1,366 28.2% 3 4,851 D+43.6
Perry 3,177 71.5% 1,265 28.5% 1 4,443 D+43.0
Coosa 1,911 43.5% 2,482 56.5% 1 4,394 R+13.0
Greene 3,507 81.5% 796 18.5% 2 4,305 D+63.0
Bullock 2,720 70.4% 1,146 29.6% 3,866 D+40.7

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Alabama Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2022 Katie Britt (R) R+35.6
2020 Tommy Tuberville (R) R+20.4
2016 Richard C. Shelby (R) R+28.1
2014 Jeff Sessions (R) R+97.3
2010 Richard C. Shelby (R) R+30.5
2008 Jeff Sessions (R) R+26.8
2004 Richard C. Shelby (R) R+35.2
2002 Jeff Sessions (R) R+18.7
1998 Richard C. Shelby (R) R+26.6
1996 Jeff Sessions (R) R+7.0
1992 Richard C. Shelby (D) D+31.7
1990 Howell Heflin (D) D+21.1
1986 Richard Shelby (D) D+0.6
1984 Howell Heflin (D) D+26.4
1980 Jeremiah Denton (R) R+3.1
1978 Howell Heflin (D) D+94.0
1974 James B. Allen (D) D+95.8
1972 John Sparkman (D) D+29.2
1968 James B. Allen (D) D+47.8
1966 John Sparkman (D) D+21.1
1962 Lister Hill (D) D+1.7
1960 John Sparkman (D) D+40.5
1956 Lister Hill (D) D+100.0
1954 John Sparkman (D) D+64.9
1950 Lister Hill (D) D+76.5
1948 John Sparkman (D) D+68.0
1944 Lister Hill (D) D+64.8
1942 John H. Bankhead II (D) D+100.0
1938 J. Lister Hill (D) D+72.8
1936 John H. Bankhead II (D) D+74.8
1932 Hugo L. Black (D) D+72.5
1930 John H. Bankhead II (D) D+59.9
1926 Hugo L. Black (D) D+61.7
1924 J. Thomas Heflin (D) D+50.4
1920 Oscar W. Underwood (D) D+33.0
1918 John H. Bankhead (D) D+100.0
1914 Oscar W. Underwood (D) D+62.9