Roy Moore, Wife Will Ride to Polls on Horseback

Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore and his wife, Kayla, plan to ride to the voting booth next Tuesday via horseback.

CNN reporter Rebecca Berg posted an image of part of the campaign's agenda on her Twitter account:

Moore, a Republican, and his wife rode to the voting booth to cast their votes for the GOP primary in August and again in September for the party's runoff election.

If there are no changes to the posted schedule, the Moores will continue their tradition and ride to their polling place next Tuesday in the special election that will determine who occupies the seat once held by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

Multiple women have accused Moore of sexual misconduct, with most of the incidents said to have taken place roughly 40 years ago. Moore has ignored several calls to step aside and let another Republican take his place.

The RealClearPolitics polling average shows Moore has a slim lead over Democrat Doug Jones in the race.

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