Democratic primary
In the Democratic primary election, candidate Jere Beasley received a plurality of the votes (29.03%), thus advancing to a runoff against runner-up Hugh Morrow. Beasley won the runoff with 57.78% and thus became the Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor.
Runoff
1970 Democratic lieutenant gubernatorial runoff
| Party |
Candidate |
Votes |
% |
|
Democratic |
Jere Beasley |
572,258 |
57.78% |
|
Democratic |
Hugh Morrow |
418,228 |
42.22% |
| Total votes |
990,486 |
100.00% |
General election
On election day, November 3, 1970, Democratic nominee Jere Beasley won the election by a margin of 463,112 votes against his foremost opponent Republican nominee Bob French, thereby retaining Democratic control over the office of lieutenant governor. Beasley was sworn in as the 22nd lieutenant governor of Alabama on January 19, 1971.[1]
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