Even the leftists at Daily Kos and Research 2000 can paint a positive picture for Democrats in Alabama.
GOVERNOR – ALABAMA – GOP PRIMARY (Research 2000)
Artur Davis 41%
Ron Sparks 33%GOVERNOR – ALABAMA – GOP PRIMARY (Research 2000)
Bradley Byrne 29%
Roy Moore 23%
Tim James 17%
Robert Bentley 9%
Bill Johnson 3%GOVERNOR – ALABAMA (Research 2000)
Bradley Byrne (R) 48%
Artur Davis (D) 31%Tim James (R) 45%
Artur Davis (D) 37%Roy Moore (R) 43%
Artur Davis (D) 38%Bradley Byrne (R) 45%
Ron Sparks (D) 34%Tim James (R) 44%
Ron Sparks (D) 38%Roy Moore (R) 41%
Ron Sparks (D) 40%
Even in the US Senate race, Republican Richard Shelby seems pretty safe for re-election.
US SENATE – ALABAMA – DEM PRIMARY (Research 2000)
William Barnes 39%
Simone De Moore 11%US SENATE – ALABAMA – GOP PRIMARY (Research 2000)
Richard Shelby (inc) 63%
Clint Moser 14%US SENATE – ALABAMA (Research 2000)
Richard Shelby (R-inc) 57%
William Barnes (D) 33%Richard Shelby (R-inc) 62%
Simone De Moore (D) 27%
This entire poll was done May 17-19 among 600 likely voters. Speaking of US Senate seats that should easily be won by Republicans, Rasmussen’s lone poll of the day comes from North Dakota.
US SENATE – NORTH DAKOTA (Rasmussen)
John Hoeven (R) 72%
Tracy Potter (D) 23%
This poll was done May 18-19 among 500 likely voters. So as long as John Hoeven didn’t make up some history about serving in Vietnam, he should be a shoe in for election this fall.