HEAVY ALABAMA TURNOUT

LAURA INGRAHAM RADIO | 11/12/17 | SELF

[chiller]

Experienced political Alabama columnist Jeff Flowers reports extremely heavy turnout, early, in rural highly evangelical areas.

He seems to have an objective view of the race. Predicts 7% win for Moore. Out of state liberal money poured in...Moore outspent 14/1.

[kabar]

Idiot. Go back and view mp posts since the day Trump came down the escalator in Trump Tower to announce his candidacy. I have been a Trump supporter from Day One. I voted for him in the primary and the general. I donated money and time to his campaign and was a poll watcher.

What did you do to support Trump?

[MinuteGal]

I'm hoping the Fox News poll will be a disaster for the network almost as much as I hope the Judge wins.

Leni

[Political Junkie Too]

In case anyone's interested, Breitbart has the audio from Moore's last campaign speech last night.

Part 1

Part 2

Entire playlist with interviews by Stephen K. Bannon

-PJ

[Jane Long]

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[Eleutheria5]

The Dems have done everything in their power to p!ss off rural evangelicals, and I don’t see Jones exciting urban anythings, not minorities, not working class; he’s a big fat nothing. Maybe he’ll do alright with women, but I wouldn’t bet on it. If Moore wins, it will hardly be a thrill, but hardly a surprise.

[JLAGRAYFOX]

Has anyone heard anything regarding exit polls? The TV networks are sitting on them...I guess the news is not so good for Democrat, Doug Jones. I am certain the networks will put the same face on these exit polls that they did for Hillary Clinton. We shall see.

[kabar]

By doing my best to get informed about the race. I think it will be a close race. The Dems have poured millions into getting their voters out. And the MSM has been attacking Moore non-stop.

[bert]

The report I saw said heavy turnout was but 25% of the electorate.

[abb]

CNN panel seems bummed, talking about mistakes Jones made during campaign.

[kosciusko51]

The biggest mistake Jones made was being a hard-left liberal democrat in Alabama.

[mrsmith]

Vaughn Hillyard‏Verified account @VaughnHillyard · 4m4 minutes ago
NBC Early Exit Polls: A majority of Republican think the allegations of sexual misconduct are false, with 54 percent saying they are “probably” false, and an additional 28 percent saying “definitely” false.

Reporters seemed bummed all day.

[mrsmith]

Same tweeter:
“Significance of high turnout: Counties like Tuscaloosa/Madison=Bob Vance/Romney counties—segment of GOP shown willingness to vote DEM. In Shelby/Baldwin, it’s fact GOPers ARE voting. Whether that’s sticking w/ Moore or going with Jones and not just sitting at home is question.”

“And whether this is enough to cancel out high pro-Moore turnout in rural counties”

[mrsmith]

Jonathan Hardison‏Verified account @FOX6Hardison · 11m11 minutes ago
CNN exit poll: electorate today 65% white, 30% black, 2% Latino

[Qwackertoo]

And the Rocket City area ain’t bad either. Lots of NASA and defense contractors here.

[thingumbob]

Birmingham, Montgomery and Mobile are the key areas to watch................

AND..... the Dimrats need LOW republican turnout THROUGHOUT the entire state which is 60-40 republican for Jones to win.

I just don't see that happening.

Also McTurtle and his bully boys can go ahead and start an ethics investigation on Moore if yhey want but they can't kick him out for something he may or may not have done BEFORE he was a Senator. There's just no there, there for the GOPe to sink its teeth into to get ride of Moore if Alabama elects him today.

[MNDude]

It sounds like the black population is coming out a little heavy side. I looked it up and they are 28% of the population of Alabama.

[EdnaMode]

What was the turnout last year?

[Ulysse]

Investigation ? Mueller ? Sessions ? Just waiting !

[fortheDeclaration]

I didn't say you weren't a Trump supporter, I said 'guys like you were saying the same thing about Trump'.

As for supporting Trump, I also contributed to his campaign.

But the issue was your nonsense comment that the Democrat has a shot to win this!

[EdnaMode]

30% seems pretty reasonable compared to 28% of the population.