AL-Emerson: Moore +14 in primary, Jones trails by 4/3 against Moore/Strange

[Holmes]

The primary looks potentially divisive enough to depress GOP turnout significantly. I don't think Strange endorsing Jones is out of the question either - establishment GOP may consider a temporarily Democratic Alabama Senate seat less detrimental to the party long-term than a Senator Roy Moore.

Uh. They stuck with Trump last year so... no.

[Alabama_Indy10]

The primary looks potentially divisive enough to depress GOP turnout significantly. I don't think Strange endorsing Jones is out of the question either - establishment GOP may consider a temporarily Democratic Alabama Senate seat less detrimental to the party long-term than a Senator Roy Moore.

Umm.. that's not gonna happen.

[Pericles]

Unlikely to be a close race.

It could be like SC-05, everyone underrated it and thought it would be Safe R, and Parnell ended up getting 47.9%.

[MT Treasurer]

Not sure why some people are surprised about this, I've said for months that this is far from a guaranteed R Hold. Lean/Likely R, and I'd be very surprised if this was decided by double digits on election day. I'd say Moore wins 53-47, Strange would do a lot worse.

[Badger]

Anyone want to guess how all those so-called undecided voters in the general election are going to go come November?