Just when you think you are done with voting and elections the clock keeps on spinning and a new election cycle is on the horizon. 2022 could be a very important election year in the battle between Democrats and Republicans for control of the United States Senate and the House of Representatives.
The Alabama election cycle begins in January 6, 2022 when the opening day for qualifying to run for public office in the Democrat and Republican primary.
Qualifying opens on January 6, 2022 and runs through closing day on January 28. Both the Republican and Democrat primary will be held on May 24, 2022. The general election for 2022 is November 8, 2022. Bibb County Republican Chairman Jerry Pow said that several Bibb County elected offices will be contested in 2022. The spots that will be on the ballot include the following:
District Attorney 4th Judicial Circuit (Current Officeholder Michael Jackson)
Circuit Judge Place 2 (Current Officeholder Don McMillan)
Circuit Judge Place 3 (Current Officeholder Marvin Wiggins)
Sheriff (Current Officeholder Jody Wade)
County Commissioner Dist. 2 (Current Officeholder Charles Caddell)
County Commissioner Dist. 4 (Current Officeholder James Kelly)
Superintendent of Education (Current Officeholder Duane McGee)
Board of Education Dist. 3 (Current Officeholder Camille Gibson)
Board of Education Dist. 4 (Current Officeholder Billie Dailey)
If you are thinking about running for public office the journey starts with qualifying for a primary. Don’t wait, get ready for qualifying now. Bibb County needs good candidates to serve in these important elected offices.
- On-line on our website
- Click here for candidate qualifying
- Click here for SEC qualifying
- In-person at our headquarters (3505 Lorna Road, Birmingham, AL 35216)
- The qualifying fee is $50.
- If you have already qualified and wish to change the SEC seat you are running for, you will have to re-qualify and pay an additional $50 qualifying fee.
- The candidates who receive the majority of the votes for each SEC seat on Primary Day will be declared the winner. SEC seats DO NOT go to a run-off election.