
Moore Leads Marshall in Alabama Senate Race
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U.S. Representative Barry Moore leads Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall in the GOP Senate primary, with a 31% to 26% advantage among likely voters. Club for Growth, which endorsed Moore, anticipates his lead to grow following President Trumps endorsement. Businessman Jared Hudson trails at 13%, while the remaining candidates have 9% support. Twenty-one percent of voters remain undecided. The poll, conducted by Pulse Decision Science, has a 4.4% margin of error. Moores early momentum positions him favorably in the May 19th primary.
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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Moore Leads Marshall in Alabama Senate Race. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
A new poll shows U.S. Representative Barry Moore holding a solid lead over Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall and the Republican primary for U.S. Senate. Moore is ahead 31% to 26% among likely GOP voters. Club for Growth, which backed Moore back in January, commissioned the survey through Paul's decision science. They expect his edge to widen as more people learn about President Trump's endorsement. Meanwhile, business man Jared Hudson trails at 13% while the other candidates combined have just 9%. That leaves 21% of voters still on the fence. The poll surveyed 500 S1, likely Republican primary voters, for March 16th through 19th. They used a mix of phone calls and text surveys, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.4%. With the primary coming up on May 19th, this early momentum puts Moore in a strong spot as a race heats up. That's your update from Birmingham News Today, powered by AI.
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