Two-term Senator Andrew Jones (R-Centre) powered through a stiff challenge from newcomer Amy Dozier Minton on Tuesday, snagging the Republican nomination for Alabama Senate District 10. Jones swept all three counties in the district – Cherokee, Etowah, and a slice of DeKalb! In Cherokee County, Jones pulled in 1,754 votes (53.22%) while Minton got 1,542 (46.78%). Etowah saw a closer race, with Jones edging out Minton 5,246 (51%) to 5,040 (49%). Jones really shined in DeKalb, grabbing 1,308 votes (70.59%) compared to Minton's 545 (29.41%). "Huge win tonight! Thank you all SO much for making me your Republican nominee! We were honored to win ALL THREE COUNTIES!" Jones exclaimed after his victory. "To the Amy Minton supporters, congratulations to Team Minton on a hard fought race, and I humbly ask for your vote on November 3rd!" "To our supporters, volunteers, friends, and family: Thank you for believing in us! It takes a team, and ours has been working hard for over a year. The 'Andrew and You' movement is alive and well!" Minton, a Rainbow City resident and member of the Alabama Public Library Service Board, had the backing of the Alabama Farmers Federation's FarmPAC. Her campaign focused on opposing gambling expansion, addressing concerns about library content, and championing traditional conservative values. Remember Jesse Battles? He was removed from the ballot earlier this year but is now running as an independent in November. Jones will face both Battles and other independent challengers in the general election.Senator Jones Clinches GOP Nomination in District 10!
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