Alabama

The following includes a list of statewide elected officials in the state of Alabama. Currently, there are 8 statewide elected positions in the state. 6/8 of them are currently held by Republicans, 1/8 of them are currently held by a Democrat and 1/8 of them are currently vacant.
 * GOVERNOR: Kay Ivey (R) (Last time a Democrat held this seat: 2003)
 * LT. GOVERNOR: vacant
 * ATTORNEY GENERAL: Steve Marshall (R) (Last time a Democrat held this seat: 1995)
 * SECRETARY OF STATE: John Merrill (R) (Last time a Democrat held this seat: 2007)
 * TREASURER: Young Boozer (R) (Last time a Democrat held this seat: 2003)
 * AUDITOR: Jim Zeigler (R) (Last time a Democrat held this seat: 2003)
 * SENATORS: Richard Shelby (R) (Last time a Democrat held this seat: 1994 SHELBY SWITCHED PARTIES), Doug Jones (D) (Last time a Republican held this seat: 2018)

Presidential election history (1976-2016)
Alabama is known for being a reliably Republican state in Presidential races. It voted 9/10 of the past Republican nominees in the past ten Presidential elections. However, in 1976 they voted for Democrat Jimmy Carter. Carter went on to win the Presidency. Most recently, Alabama voted for Republican Donald Trump in the 2016 election. Trump went on to win that race, defeating rival Hillary Clinton. Alabama last voted for the loosing candidate in 2012 when Republican Mitt Romney won the state but was defeated by Incumbant President Barack Obama around the country.