Alabama Senate - Winner: Republican Sen. Richard Shelby. Shelby barely touched more than $11 million in his war chest in rolling over little-known black Democrat, Wayne Sowell. Democrats had no interest in challenging Shelby. Shelby has represented Alabama in the Senate as a Republican since 1994. Before 1994, Shelby was a Democratic Senator from Alabama, elected in 1986 after serving eight years as a Democratic member of the House. Shelby’s opponent was perennial candidate Wayne Sowell. Sowell, 45, already had three failed Alabama races behind him. His pet issue is legalizing marijuana. House: Alabama has seven House districts. The lineup was five Republicans and two Democrats. All incumbents ran for re-election. Winners: District 1 - Jo Bonner, GOP (i) District 2 - Terry Everett, GOP (i) District 3 - Mike Rogers, GOP (i) District 4 - Robert Aderholt, GOP (i) District 5 --Bud Cramer, Dem (i) District 6 - Spencer Bachus, GOP (i) District 7 - Artur Davis, Dem (i) i = incumbent