2006 Alabama gubernatorial election

Republican Party • Bob Riley, incumbent Governor of Alabama • Roy Moore, former Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court Polling Results Democratic Party • Lucy Baxley, Lieutenant Governor • Don Siegelman, former Governor • Joe Copeland, teacher • Nathan Mathis, former State Representative • Katherine Mack, minister • James Potts, financial advisor • Harry Lyon, perennial candidate Polling Results ==General election==

Candidates • Bob Riley (Republican), incumbent Governor of Alabama • Lucy Baxley (Democratic), Lieutenant Governor of Alabama, former Alabama State Treasurer • Loretta Nall (Libertarian; write-in), founder of the United States Marijuana Party • Nathan Mathis (write-in), former State Representative • Michael A. Polemeni (write-in), Huntsville/Madison County Chapter President of Alabama Family Rights Association Predictions Polling Endorsements Results Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican • Cherokee (Largest city: Centre) • Etowah (Largest city: Gadsden) • Pickens (Largest city: Aliceville) • Washington (Largest city: Chatom) • Tuscaloosa (largest city: Tuscaloosa) • Jackson (Largest city: Scottsboro) • Jefferson (largest city: Birmingham) • Montgomery (Largest city: Montgomery) • Calhoun (largest city: Oxford) • Lauderdale (Largest city: Florence) • Bibb (largest city: Brent) • Fayette (Largest city: Fayette) ==See also==