It's election day in bama- roughly describe how you view the state of the race

[Matty]

Go.

[Cactus Jack]

I am one confused cactus.

[Perlen vor den Schweinen]

They call Alabama the Crimson Tide. Call me Deacon Blues.

[America's Sweetheart ❤/𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕭𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖞 𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖗]

Toss-up. Tilt-Jones.

[wxtransit]

Wow. Well that went by a bit quick. My best guess is Moore winning by 3-6 points.

[An American Tail: Fubart Goes West]

Toss-up. Tilt-Jones.

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

53-45 Moore.

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

Moore with around 52-53%, Jones at around 43-44%. Expect a slim but decent shy Moore vote.

[Horus]

55-44 Moore

[Attorney General, Senator-Elect, & Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Toss-up. Tilt-Moore.

FTFY

[ElectionsGuy]

I'll predict a few counties that will be interesting to watch the margins.

Jefferson County

Jones: 65%
Moore: 32%

Montgomery County

Jones: 72%
Moore: 26%

Mobile County

Jones: 57%
Moore: 40%

Madison County

Jones: 55%
Moore: 41%

Shelby County

Moore: 60%
Jones: 37%

Baldwin County

Moore: 63%
Jones: 34%

Lee County

Jones: 49%
Moore: 48%

Tuscaloosa County

Jones: 56%
Moore: 39%

As far as compared to a race in Alabama in the past, I expect we'll see some of the accelerated trends from the 2016 election, like with the Virginia gubernatorial race. The whole state will obviously swing Democratic but metropolitan areas should be the strongest and rural areas with low incomes and educational levels should be least. Of course, it's Alabama, so the effect won't be that strong. I could be wrong though and this might be more like Louisiana 2015. There's no way to be sure.

[Pericles]

Anything could happen but I think Senator Jones will happen. Mind you Moore could easily win and maybe by a landslide.

[King Lear]

I sadly believe Roy Moore will win by a 10 point margin, however if I'm wrong and jones pulls it out that will foreshadow a devastating midterm for the GOP.

[Xing]

Moore will win and it won't be that close. I'd love to be proven wrong, but I just can't fathom Jones winning.

[OriginalJeremiah]

I don't want to say Roy Moore will win because everything depends in this election, EVERYTHING! I think at the end of the night Doug Jones will win but it'll be close. when looking at Roy's 2012 election which he won with 51% (y'all are crazy to say he is gonna win with 52+% of the vote) I think with everything going on Alabama WILL make the right decision. DOUG!

[Podgy the Bear]

This is a state loaded with evangelicals--they have supported the Jim Bakker and Jimmy Swaggart type.    Moore fits in well with this ilk and will win it unfortunately.

[Adam Griffin]

[Rookie Yinzer]

Some of these late polls make me hopeful for Jones but this is Alabama.

Either way, Moore will be an albatross not only because of his alleged pedophelia, but he was a walking, talking relic of the Antebellum South. Watching Republicans squirm as they explain all of his inflammatory remarks will be nice.

[TheSaint250]

Roy Moore: 48.0%
Doug Jones: 46.5%
Write-In: 5.5%

I'm probably overestimating the number of votes that don't go to the Republican or the Democrat again, but whatever.

[forgotten manatee]

Chose the 'wtf' option. Moore is extremely unfit for serve for many reasons and would be DOA nearly anywhere else but its Alabama. That Jones + 10 Fox News poll was encouraging but its Alabama. I want Jones to win because I want a "North remembers" 2018 mid-term but its Alabama.

[LimoLiberal]

Trolling deleted. -Mod

[Holmes]

I'll predict a few counties that will be interesting to watch the margins.

Jefferson County

Jones: 65%
Moore: 32%

Montgomery County

Jones: 72%
Moore: 26%

Mobile County

Jones: 57%
Moore: 40%

Madison County

Jones: 55%
Moore: 41%

Shelby County

Moore: 60%
Jones: 37%

Baldwin County

Moore: 63%
Jones: 34%

Lee County

Jones: 49%
Moore: 48%

Tuscaloosa County

Jones: 56%
Moore: 39%

As far as compared to a race in Alabama in the past, I expect we'll see some of the accelerated trends from the 2016 election, like with the Virginia gubernatorial race. The whole state will obviously swing Democratic but metropolitan areas should be the strongest and rural areas with low incomes and educational levels should be least. Of course, it's Alabama, so the effect won't be that strong. I could be wrong though and this might be more like Louisiana 2015. There's no way to be sure.

Those numbers seem like a comfortable Jones victory, provided the more rural areas have a decent swing towards Jones too. We'll see.

[Oryxslayer]

What I have thought, since the allegations emerged is: Expect a Moore victory, but don't be surprised if Jones pulls it out.

[LimoLiberal]

Trolling deleted. -Mod

So now my predictions are trolling? I'm not just posting that to get reactions, its what I believe.

[America's Sweetheart ❤/𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕭𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖞 𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖗]

Trolling deleted. -Mod

So now my predictions are trolling? I'm not just posting that to get reactions, its what I believe.

You cannot seriously believe that Roy Moore is going to win by the same margin over Jones as Trump did over Clinton. not even the most hardcore Moore supporters would say something like that.