Who will win in Alabama?

[Dixie Reborn]

Lol.

[Never]

Oh, and Bentley/Bentley.

[Vega]

Griffith/Bentley.

[TDAS04]

Option 5. 

[Flake]

Wanted to choose Griffith/Bentley but chose Griffith/Griffith.

[IceSpear]

None/Bentley

[LeBron]

Griffith/Bentley.

You have every right to have your opinions, but looking at your liberal PM score, you might not be one to like Griffith. He recently became a Democrat again for political purposes after initially leaving the Democratic Party in 2010 for political purposes and he has about the same ACU rating as Bentley does. He's a fiscal and social conservative, to and is a pretty huge bigot. In other words, both of them are the same person essentially and would govern similarly.

With that said, NOTA (Write-In: MLK Jr.) for me and Bentley will end up easily winning re-election. With no challenger to Sessions statewide and no challengers to Aderholt (R), Brooks (R) or Sewell (D) in their respective districts, turnout will be even lower than expected, especially among blacks, and Bentley should be able to break 60% this time.

[Vega]

Griffith/Bentley.

You have every right to have your opinions, but looking at your liberal PM score, you might not be one to like Griffith. He recently became a Democrat again for political purposes after initially leaving the Democratic Party in 2010 for political purposes and he has about the same ACU rating as Bentley does. He's a fiscal and social conservative, to and is a pretty huge bigot. In other words, both of them are the same person essentially and would govern similarly.

With that said, NOTA (Write-In: MLK Jr.) for me and Bentley will end up easily winning re-election. With no challenger to Sessions statewide and no challengers to Aderholt (R), Brooks (R) or Sewell (D) in their respective districts, turnout will be even lower than expected, especially among blacks, and Bentley should be able to break 60% this time.

I know that Griffith is an awful Democrat, but if he were to win, that could revive the Alabama Democratic Party a little bit, give them some hope.

[Dixie Reborn]

Griffith/Bentley.

You have every right to have your opinions, but looking at your liberal PM score, you might not be one to like Griffith. He recently became a Democrat again for political purposes after initially leaving the Democratic Party in 2010 for political purposes and he has about the same ACU rating as Bentley does. He's a fiscal and social conservative, to and is a pretty huge bigot. In other words, both of them are the same person essentially and would govern similarly.

With that said, NOTA (Write-In: MLK Jr.) for me and Bentley will end up easily winning re-election. With no challenger to Sessions statewide and no challengers to Aderholt (R), Brooks (R) or Sewell (D) in their respective districts, turnout will be even lower than expected, especially among blacks, and Bentley should be able to break 60% this time.

I know that Griffith is an awful Democrat, but if he were to win, that could revive the Alabama Democratic Party a little bit, give them some hope.

Griffith's being the Democratic nominee goes to show how utterly hopeless and unrevivable the AL Democratic Party is.

[Vega]

Griffith/Bentley.

You have every right to have your opinions, but looking at your liberal PM score, you might not be one to like Griffith. He recently became a Democrat again for political purposes after initially leaving the Democratic Party in 2010 for political purposes and he has about the same ACU rating as Bentley does. He's a fiscal and social conservative, to and is a pretty huge bigot. In other words, both of them are the same person essentially and would govern similarly.

With that said, NOTA (Write-In: MLK Jr.) for me and Bentley will end up easily winning re-election. With no challenger to Sessions statewide and no challengers to Aderholt (R), Brooks (R) or Sewell (D) in their respective districts, turnout will be even lower than expected, especially among blacks, and Bentley should be able to break 60% this time.

I know that Griffith is an awful Democrat, but if he were to win, that could revive the Alabama Democratic Party a little bit, give them some hope.

Griffith's being the Democratic nominee goes to show how utterly hopeless and unrevivable the AL Democratic Party is.

I'm surprised that Artur Davis isn't their nominee for Lieutenant Governor.

[ElectionsGuy]

Bentley obviously.

[Southern Democrat]

Bentley wins by 18-20.