AL-TargetPoint (R primary, Britt internal): Britt +1

[Pollster]

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Britt 31
Brooks 30
Durant 12
Taylor 7

The Britt campaign told APR in a message that the survey polled 300 likely GOP primary voters in Alabama and had a margin of error of +/- 5.66 percent.

The company’s memo states that Britt’s awareness among likely voters in the primary is up to 78 percent.

“She also already has the highest favorable rating of any candidate at 59%, with a lot of room to continue to grow,” TargetPoint’s memo reads.

“After hearing more about each of the frontrunning candidates, Brooks plummets to third place, and Britt moves to a commanding lead in the race for the Republican nomination,” the company said, noting the polling after likely voters heard that information dropped Brooks to third place, with 7 percent, raising Britt up to 56 percent.

[Schiff for Senate]

I'd still rate it around Tilt to Lean Brooks, but Britt definitely has an opening and is within striking distance of the positon of front-runner. Sad to see that Taylor is lagging so much; the race is unfortunately a two-way one but it'd be great if she won.

Also, on a related note, Tommy Tuberville attended a Katie Britt fundraiser. At this point pretty much the only big person supporting Brooks is, well, Donald Trump.