Republican Cindy Myrex won the special general election for the Alabama House District 12 seat Tuesday, according to unofficial results.

Voters in Cullman County will go to the polls Tuesday to elect a new representative in the House District 12 special election. Voters will choose between Republican nominee Cindy Myrex, a realtor, and Democratic nominee Matt Glover,

Voters in Cullman County have elected Cindy Myrex as the new state representative for Alabama House District 12 in a special general election.

Voters will choose a new representative in a special election that will select someone to complete an unexpired legislative term.

Former Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron, who announced last week he was running for lieutenant governor, had never registered to vote until a few days before becoming a candidate last week. McCarron’s campaign confirmed to Alabama Daily News that he had not registered before in Alabama or in the other states where he lived during his NFL career.

Voters in Cullman County will go to the polls Tuesday to elect a new representative in the House District 12 special election. Voters in the district, which covers part of Cullman County, will choose between GOP nominee Cindy Myrex and Democratic nominee Matt Glover.

Kristin Nelson led the Republican primary election for Alabama House District 38 on Tuesday, capturing 46.69% of the vote but falling short of the majority needed to avoid a runoff.

We want to make sure that no potential foreign influence or foreign meddling could impact our state’s highest elected leaders.”