Get ready to vote

Voters head to polls tomorrow for runoff elections.

Why it matters: Tomorrow's outcome will finalize matchups for the November general election, and there are some big races on the line.

Catch up quick: The May 19 primaries decided most races, including the quasi-rematch of Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville and former Sen. Doug Jones, a Democrat, for governor.

• Here's what will be decided tomorrow night:

🇺🇸 U.S. Senate

With Tuberville eyeing the governor's mansion, Republican hopefuls crowded the Senate primary to replace him, and two Democrats emerged from a field of four eyeing an upset.

• Barry Moore and Jared Hudson finished on top, with 39.18% and 25.63% respectively, setting them up for tomorrow's Republican runoff ballot.
• Everett Wess and Dakarai Larriett are on the Democratic ballot, after getting 39.57% and 29.11% of the vote May 19.

📍 U.S. House of Representatives, District 5

• Democrats Andrew Sneed and Candice Duvieilh are facing off after a competitive primary that saw Sneed with 42.03% and Duvieilh with 35.65%.
• Republican incumbent Dale Strong did not have a primary challenger.

🚀 State Senate District 2

The third and final race on the Madison County Democratic ballot tomorrow is deciding the candidate to run against newcomer Republican John Roberts, after incumbent Tom Butler opted not to run again.

• Voters will decide between Rudolph Valentino Drake and Alex House.

✍️ Attorney General

• Republican voters will choose between Jay Mitchell and Katherine Robertson for Attorney General, to face off against Democrat Jeff McLaughlin in November.

Republican voters will also choose between Chris Beeker and Jim Zeigler for Place 2 on the Public Service Commission and Emily Jones and William Matthews for District 8 on the State Board of Education.

The bottom line: Find the Madison County Republican sample ballot here, and the Democratic sample ballot here.

• Go here to check registration status and polling place.