Alabama Megathread 3: Results Thread

[Holmes]

One MSNBC Exit Poll Question

Moore allegations are....
Probably/Definitely True- 49% (26 Probably/23 Definite)
Probably/Definitely False- 45% (29 Probably/16 Definite)

That's worse than most polls for Moore.  This could be a disaster.

On a side note, are there any Clinton-Moore voters?  Who would they be??

I'm sure there are but you'd have to look really hard to find them.

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

Well good thing my GIF failed

[Rookie Yinzer]

CNN: 55% unfavorable opinion of Roy Moore

Whoa!

[Adam Griffin]

LOL:

[100% pro-life no matter what]

CNN: 55% unfavorable opinion of Roy Moore

I can't imagine many people with a favorable opinion of Moore voting against him (I could imagine the reverse), so I think that says that Moore will get at least 45% of the vote.

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

40/54 believe that abortion should remain legal so I don't think Moore's "anti-life," "anti-baby," propaganda worked.

[Rookie Yinzer]

One MSNBC Exit Poll Question

Moore allegations are....
Probably/Definitely True- 49% (26 Probably/23 Definite)
Probably/Definitely False- 45% (29 Probably/16 Definite)

That's worse than most polls for Moore.  This could be a disaster.

On a side note, are there any Clinton-Moore voters?  Who would they be??

A 93 year old white woman who wanted to vote for a woman before she died and knew it wouldn't change the statewide outcome? LOL.

[Adam Griffin]

I'm sure it's already been alluded to by several and I posted both figures, but:

AL GOP Favorability: 43%
AL Dem Favorability: 44%

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

Is it true Jones has a +5 favorability?

[KingSweden]

One MSNBC Exit Poll Question

Moore allegations are....
Probably/Definitely True- 49% (26 Probably/23 Definite)
Probably/Definitely False- 45% (29 Probably/16 Definite)

That's worse than most polls for Moore.  This could be a disaster.

On a side note, are there any Clinton-Moore voters?  Who would they be??

I can’t even begin to imagine a Clinton-Moore voter.

[riceowl]

Per the exits Alabama voters have a higher favorability of the Democratic Party than Roy Moore. What world is this?

[Rookie Yinzer]

40/54 believe that abortion should remain legal so I don't think Moore's "anti-life," "anti-baby," propaganda worked.

Black Alabamians are pro-life and Jones was going to get 90 percent of them regardless.

[InheritTheWind]

Early exits almost always skew left. That said, holy moly these do not look good for Moore.

[Sestak]

LOL:

That's...higher than I expected.

CNN: 55% unfavorable opinion of Roy Moore

I can't imagine many people with a favorable opinion of Moore voting against him (I could imagine the reverse), so I think that says that Moore will get at least 45% of the vote.

Is 45 the favorable though? Or is there a noncommital portion of the poll?

[Hydera]

CNN: 55% unfavorable opinion of Roy Moore

Which means even with unfavorable but still voting for moore voters its gonna be 0-4% tossup.

[Sestak]

40/54 believe that abortion should remain legal so I don't think Moore's "anti-life," "anti-baby," propaganda worked.

40% pro-choice in ALABAMA??

WITFIGO???

[America's Sweetheart ❤/𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕭𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖞 𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖗]

CNN: 55% unfavorable opinion of Roy Moore

I can't imagine many people with a favorable opinion of Moore voting against him (I could imagine the reverse), so I think that says that Moore will get at least 45% of the vote.

Well obviously. Jones winning by 10%+ was never possible.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

40/54 believe that abortion should remain legal so I don't think Moore's "anti-life," "anti-baby," propaganda worked.

Black Alabamians are pro-life and Jones was going to get 90 percent of them regardless.

54-40 which way- and how was the question phrased?

[riceowl]

LOL:

That's...higher than I expected.

CNN: 55% unfavorable opinion of Roy Moore

I can't imagine many people with a favorable opinion of Moore voting against him (I could imagine the reverse), so I think that says that Moore will get at least 45% of the vote.

Is 45 the favorable though? Or is there a noncommital portion of the poll?

42% fave

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

40/54 believe that abortion should remain legal so I don't think Moore's "anti-life," "anti-baby," propaganda worked.

40% pro-choice in ALABAMA??

WITFIGO???

I meant to say 54% are pro-choice. Poor wording

[BudgieForce]

I mean, the Virginia exit polls scewed right so who knows.

[Santander]

One MSNBC Exit Poll Question

Moore allegations are....
Probably/Definitely True- 49% (26 Probably/23 Definite)
Probably/Definitely False- 45% (29 Probably/16 Definite)

That's worse than most polls for Moore.  This could be a disaster.

On a side note, are there any Clinton-Moore voters?  Who would they be??

I can’t even begin to imagine a Clinton-Moore voter.

Alabamian small businessman who got burned by Trump.

[BudgieForce]

40/54 believe that abortion should remain legal so I don't think Moore's "anti-life," "anti-baby," propaganda worked.

40% pro-choice in ALABAMA??

WITFIGO???

I meant to say 54% are pro-choice. Poor wording

You should fix that.

[Sestak]

40/54 believe that abortion should remain legal so I don't think Moore's "anti-life," "anti-baby," propaganda worked.

40% pro-choice in ALABAMA??

WITFIGO???

I meant to say 54% are pro-choice. Poor wording

WHAAAAAT?!

[BuckeyeNut]

Conventional wisdom tells us Moore should have no issue winning this race.
Though for some reason, it feels like there's more at stake here than say, GA-06.

The stakes are unbelievably higher. Ossoff winning would have been a symbolic victory. Jones winning is the death of the tax bill and a much easier 2018 map.