Southeast research poll, Alabama: Moore+16

[Alabama_Indy10]

Conducted before Moore had an Aleppo moment on DACA, so useless poll.

As if Alabama Republican primary runoff voters are going to have that be their deciding factor.

[Alabama_Indy10]

Ugh. It's 2017 and we're about to get a U.S. senator who openly supports both abolishing same sex marriage and no-exceptions abortion laws.

If Moore manages to win the runoff, the GE with Jones should be very competitive, and Jones might even win.

LOL

Aside from people who vote for him in the runoff, there is no love for Moore in the state. And 50 or 52 percent of runoff voters is not a majority of likely GE voters.

You can't really believe that

[Alabama_Indy10]

Ugh. It's 2017 and we're about to get a U.S. senator who openly supports both abolishing same sex marriage and no-exceptions abortion laws.

If Moore manages to win the runoff, the GE with Jones should be very competitive, and Jones might even win.

Doubt it. Moore seems popular in Alabama and he's won statewide elections before (52% vs Bob Vance in 2012) -- especially considering Moore's getting better funding/support now and the Trump momentum is stronger than Romney's downballot support. Is he Richard Shelby? No, but he's still the favorite (55/45 margin?)

Bob Vance did well, considering his only qualification was his refrigeration business.

His father was a famous judge in Alabama who was killed in a mail bomb.