Election Day Wraps Up Smoothly
By Sheila Duncan
Reporter
Election Day wrapped up successfully across Bibb County and the nation, with high voter turnout and largely smooth processes reported from coast to coast. In most locations, polling stations saw steady lines, but efficient systems and well-prepared staff helped ensure minimal delays. Election officials across various states reported that there were no major disruptions, and technology performed as expected, allowing vote counting to progress smoothly.
Many voters praised the organization of polling locations, particularly the clear signage, organized check-ins, and helpful volunteers, which made for a positive experience. By the end of the day, officials announced that vote tabulation was progressing smoothly, with many jurisdictions swiftly moving into the counting phase without any significant technical issues.
Overall, the consensus from election authorities and voters alike is that the process went well, providing an organized and reliable voting experience for all.
Bibb County General Election, November 5, 2024
Registered voters 15, 152 – Ballots Cast 9,267
Straight Party Voting – Alabama Democratic Party 1,243 (21.20%) – Alabama Republican Party 4,620 (78.80 %)
President and Vice President of the United States – Kamala D. Harris (Dem) 1,617 (17.49%) – Donald J. Trump (Rep) 7,563 9 (81.80%)
District Court Judge, Bibb County- Craig Cargile (Rep) 5,690 (68.63%) – Darold Alan Mathews (Ind) 2,579 (31.11%)
Circuit Clerk, Bibb County- Kayla Tucker Cooner (Rep) 7,713 (99.06)
Bibb County Judge of Probate – Stephanie W. Kemmer (Rep) – 7,737 (99.15)
Bibb County Coroner- Patrick Turner (Rep) – 7,616 (98.97%)
Member, Bibb County Commission, District 1 – Jeremy Glen Lightsey (Ind) 1,053(97.14%)
Member, Bibb County Commission, District 3 – Matt Downs (Rep) – 1,828 (97.91%)
Member, Bibb County Commission, District – Rodney Stabler (Dem) – 685 (97.03%)
Member, Bibb County Board of Education, District 2 – Mike McMillian (Rep) 1,794 (98.79%)
Member, Bibb County Board of Education, District 5 – Elaine R. Jones (Dem) – 679 (97.28%)
