Poll: Moore Has Thin Lead Over Strange in Alabama

Former Alabama state Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is favored over Sen. Luther Strange, R-Ala., by 47-45 percent as the Sept. 26 Republican Senate primary nears in Alabama, according to a survey by Harper Polling.

Here are the highlights from the survey:

• 50 percent say Strange is the most supportive of President Donald Trump, compared to 40 percent who see Moore.
• 87 percent of likely Republican primary runoff voters view Trump favorably, compared to 10 percent who view him unfavorably.
• Moore is viewed favorably by 72 percent of people who say they are very conservative, while Strange has a 59 percent favorability rating among those who are very conservative.
• 8 percent of those polled say they are undecided in the Moore-Strange race.

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