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Alabama Senate election - Who will win?
Also scenario has you registered to Vote in the AL election- who would you vote for?
Moore elected
Jones elected
Next You are Registered to Vote- I vote Moore
Next You are Registered to Vote- I vote Jones
Next You are Registered to Vote- Write in name
From what I have read, in Alabama 35 % of voters are Evangelicals. And abortion is anathema to many.
Appears Moore is gaining lost ground since the allegations were reported.
Poll: Moore, Jones neck and neck in Alabama Senate race | TheHill
Also scenario has you registered to Vote in the AL election- who would you vote for?
Moore elected
Jones elected
Next You are Registered to Vote- I vote Moore
Next You are Registered to Vote- I vote Jones
Next You are Registered to Vote- Write in name
From what I have read, in Alabama 35 % of voters are Evangelicals. And abortion is anathema to many.
Appears Moore is gaining lost ground since the allegations were reported.
Poll: Moore, Jones neck and neck in Alabama Senate race | TheHill
The poll, conducted by Strategy Research for the Montgomery-based Raycom News Network, shows Moore receiving 47 percent of the vote, with Jones at 45 percent. Five percent of respondents were undecided, while 3 percent said they plan to cast their ballots for write-in candidates.
The poll has a margin of error of 2 percentage points, meaning that Jones and Moore are in a statistical tie. It also shows dwindling support for the GOP candidate in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations.
Alabama is typically considered a safe state for Republican candidates, but the controversy surrounding Moore appears to have shifted that dynamic.