He’s facing a man name Doug Jones... and no, Jones has no shot at winning... While VOX and other left wing mouthpieces have been trying to rally the troops to him for the general, going so far as to publish push polling showing him within the margin of error.. more reliable polling just out on the 25th has Moore up 22.
For a democrat to take Alabama statewide would require the state to swing 20+ points from where it has in ever election since the early 90s... and there is NOTHING on the radar that is going to cause that to happen.... The general national tone is heavily against the democrats, outside of the urban centers of the coasts..... Both Romney and McCain took AL by 22 points.. Trump got it by 28.
To put perspective on this, Moore’s roughly 40% of the primary vote he got that forced the run off, was only 500 votes shy of the cumulative vote totals for every one of the democrats combined... Yes the R race was more competitive so it had better turn out, but that’s not a little thing.... thats how conservative Alabama is. Look at where Strange won, same places Democrats do.. urban centers... that’s it. Jones will see the same voting pattern, and won’t get 40% of the vote on election day.
Thank you for this clear and detailed explanation. I appreciate it and so do others.