EPISODE · Aug 15, 2017 · 32 MIN
Alabama Senatorial Primary
from Bostonred · host bostonred
An endorsement from President DJ Donald Trump and his position as the incumbent, Sen. Luther Strange has been unable to hold off surging challenger Roy Moore heading into Tuesday’s Alabama Republican Senate primary election. A poll recently released by the Trafalgar Group shows Moore leading Strange 37.72 percent to 24.42 percent. However, an Emerson College Polling poll shows the two candidates in a virtual dead heat, with Strange leading 32 percent to 29 percent, meaning this race is too close to call. In the latest JMC Analytics and Polling survey, Moore is well ahead of the pack among self-described evangelical Christians, with 38 percent. RRH Elections poll shows the race for first place in the primary tight between former State Supreme Court Justice Roy Moore (R) and appointed Sen. Luther Strange (R). Moore leads Strange 31% to 29%, with both candidates likely to appear in a runoff. Rep. Mo Brooks (R) trails in third with 18%.Emerson College Poll: Strange and Moore look poised for Runoff in Alabama Republican https://www.emerson.edu/sites/defaul Trafalgar Group (R)/file/Alabama%20Press%20Release-%20draft%201.pdfhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4lhKxf9pMitRGtUaUNQWnY5TjQ/view
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An endorsement from President DJ Donald Trump and his position as the incumbent, Sen. Luther Strange has been unable to hold off surging challenger Roy Moore heading into Tuesday’s Alabama Republican Senate primary election. A poll recently released by the Trafalgar Group shows Moore leading Strange 37.72 percent to 24.42 percent. However, an Emerson College Polling poll shows the two candidates in a virtual dead heat, with Strange leading 32 percent to 29 percent, meaning this race is too close to call. In the latest JMC Analytics and Polling survey, Moore is well ahead of the pack among self-described evangelical Christians, with 38 percent. RRH Elections poll shows the race for first place in the primary tight between former State Supreme Court Justice Roy Moore (R) and appointed Sen. Luther Strange (R). Moore leads Strange 31% to 29%, with both candidates likely to appear in a runoff. Rep. Mo Brooks (R) trails in third with 18%.Emerson College Poll: Strange and Moore look poised for Runoff in Alabama Republican https://www.emerson.edu/sites/defaul Trafalgar Group (R)/file/Alabama%20Press%20Release-%20draft%201.pdfhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4lhKxf9pMitRGtUaUNQWnY5TjQ/view
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