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Low turnout, smooth process mark party runoff election

Summary by The Anniston Star
Talladega County voters largely stayed home in droves during Tuesday’s runoff elections for a handful of statewide offices, but, with one exception, those who did vote tended to vote the same way the rest of the state did.

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Low turnout, smooth process mark party runoff election

Talladega County voters largely stayed home in droves during Tuesday’s runoff elections for a handful of statewide offices, but, with one exception, those who did vote tended to vote the same way the rest of the state did.

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The Anniston Star broke the news on Friday, June 19, 2026.
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