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$6 million in outside spending. A presidential endorsement. Eight months of campaigning. The result? A three-way statistical tie. The prevailing narrative says this race is over. The data says otherwise. New from alabamapoll.com #ALSen #AlabamaPoll #AlabamaPolitics
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Four Alabama runoff races. One poll. Straight analysis. My projections on June 16 — including one race where the headline number and the real number point in different directions. alabamapoll.com/news#c1b9804… #ALpol #AlabamaPolitics
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(1/2) A number worth looking at closely: $950,000 PER PERCENTAGE POINT. That's what $6M+ in outside spending has produced in Alabama's Senate primary — a 6.8 point gain for Moore over 8 months.
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(2/2) Meanwhile Marshall and Hudson haven't spent a DIME on advertising and is statistically TIED. The return on that investment speaks for itself. The data doesn't lie. AlabamaPoll.com #ALSen #AlabamaPoll
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Overall, 65% of Alabama's Republican Primary Voters believe the state is headed in the right direction. Among those who believe that the legislature should focus on safety and security issues to help their families, 70% believe the state's moving the right way. Subscribe today!
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In the race for Lt. Governor, current Secretary of State Wes Allen has a double digit lead over incumbent Commissioner of Agriculture Rick Pate at 28-12. But, importantly, 61% of Republican Primary voters are undecided in the race. @WesAllenAlabama @realStanPate
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We released our initial findings today. and learned quite a bit about the early state of Alabama's races. Attorney General Steve Marshall enjoys a commanding lead in a crowded primary field for the U.S. Senate seat, 36% to 17% over his closest competitor. #AlabamaPolitics
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President Trump enjoys almost 90% job approval from Alabama Republicans and Senators Britt and Tuberville are at 76 and 75 percent respectively. Stay tuned for more results. #PresidentTrump #KatieBritt #CoachTuberville
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The Alabama Poll is up and running. Follow for the latest in political polling from Alabama!
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