Here are the final candidates for Alabama's redrawn US congressional district
Super Tuesday will feature the Republican and Democrat primary in Alabama's newly drawn District 2. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled last year that the state's previous congressional lines discriminated against Black voters and carved out a new district that's expected to lean Democrat, over the state's objections.
There are eight candidates on the Republican ballot and 11 on the Democrat ballot.
Republican Candidates
Greg Albritton (State Sen. District 22)
Dick Brewbaker
Caroleene Dobson
Karla M. DePriest
Wallace Gilberry
Hampton S. Harris
Stacey T. Shepperson
Belinda Thomas
Gilberry has unofficially withdrawn but will still be on the ballot.
Democrat Candidates
James Averhart
Napoleon Bracy Jr. (State Rep. House District 98)
Merika Coleman (State Sen. District 19)
Anthony Daniels (State Rep. House District 53)
Shomari Figures
Juandalynn "Le Le" Givan (State Rep. House District 60)
Jeremy Gray (State Rep. House District 83)
Phyllis Harvey-Hall
Willie J. Lenard
Vimal Patel
Larry Darnell Simpson
Polls will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. CT. If required, a runoff election will be held April 16.
Victor Hagan is the Alabama Election Reporting Fellow for the USA TODAY Network. He can be reached at vhagan@gannett.com. To support his work, subscribe to Advertiser.
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