Alabama Statewide

Conducted August 8-9, 2017

n=502 | 4.37

Q1: How likely are you to vote in the Republican Primary special election for US Senate next Tuesday?

Total

Total 502

Definitely voting 429

85.6%

Probably voting 63
12.6%

Not sure 9
1.8%

Q2: Luther Strange Q3: Roy Moore Q4: Mo Brooks

Total Total Total

Total 502 Total 502 Total 502

Favorable 232 Favorable 281 Favorable 195

46.2% 55.9% 38.8%

Very favorable 106 Very favorable 163 Very favorable 93

21.1% 32.4% 18.5%

Somewhat 126 Somewhat 118 Somewhat 102

favorable 25.1% favorable 23.6% favorable 20.3%

Unfavorable 209 Unfavorable 167 Unfavorable 229

41.7% 33.4% 45.6%

Somewhat 101 Somewhat 60 Somewhat 122

unfavorable 20.2% unfavorable 11.9% unfavorable 24.3%

Very unfavorable 108 Very unfavorable 108 Very unfavorable 107

21.5% 21.5% 21.2%

Never heard of 10 Never heard of 15 Never heard of 23

2.0% 2.9% 4.6%

Unsure 51 Unsure 39 Unsure 56

10.1% 7.8% 11.1%
Alabama Statewide - August 8-9, 2017

Q5: If you were voting today in the Republican Primary special election for US Senate next week, which of the following
candidates would you vote for?

Total

Total 502

Randy Brinson 10
2.0%

Mo Brooks 91
18.1%

Roy Moore 154

30.7%

Luther Strange 113

22.6%

Trip Pittman 37
7.3%

Another candidate 30
5.9%

Unsure 67
13.4%

Q6: And if there is a runoff election in September between Roy Moore and Luther Strange, who would you support?

Total

Total 502

Roy Moore 226

45.0%

Definitely Roy 179

Moore 35.7%

Probably Roy 47
Moore 9.3%

Luther Strange 173

34.4%

Definitely Luther 134

Strange 26.7%

Probably Luther 39
Strange 7.7%

Would not vote 40

8.0%

Unsure 63
12.6%
Alabama Statewide - August 8-9, 2017

Q7: Age

Total

Total 502

18.39 31
6.2%

40-54 104
20.7%

55-69 192
38.2%

70 or older 175
34.9%

Q8: Gender

Total

Total 502

Female 257
51.2%

Male 245
48.8%
Alabama Statewide - August 8-9, 2017

Geo (Media Market Combinations)

HSV: Huntsville
BHM: Birmingham, Columbus (MS), Atlanta
MGM: Montgomery, Meridian, Columbus (GA), Dothan
MOB: Mobile

Total

Total 502

HSV 98
19.5%

BHM 212
42.2%

MGM 120
23.9%

MOB 72
14.4%

Race

Total

Total 502

White 475
94.7%

Other 27
5.3%

Party

Total

Total 502

Republican 489
97.3%

Democrat 12
2.3%

Independent 2
0.3%

Marital Status

Total

Total 502

Single 186
37.1%

Married 294
58.6%

Other 22
4.3%
Alabama Statewide - August 8-9, 2017

Congressional District

Total

Total 502

1 70
13.9%

2 84
16.7%

3 76
15.2%

4 80
15.9%

5 63
12.5%

6 86
17.1%

7 43
8.6%

Voter Propensity

Total

Total 502

Low 280
55.8%

Medium 157
31.3%

High 65
12.9%

Estimated Income

Total

Total 502

<$25k 65
13.0%

$25k-$49k 118
23.5%

$50k-$74k 174
34.7%

$75k-$100k 73
14.6%

$100k+ 71
14.1%
Alabama Statewide - August 8-9, 2017

Education

Total

Total 502

Unknown/<HS 138
27.6%

HS 118
23.5%

Vocational 2
0.3%

Some college 65
12.9%

Bach degree 121

24.0%

Grad degree 59
11.7%

Phone Type

Total

Total 502

Landline 394
78.5%

Cellphone 108
21.5%

Interview Day

Total

Total 502

August 8 247
49.3%

August 9 255
50.7%

Low Turnout Propensity

Total

Total 502

Yes 264
52.5%

No 238
47.5%