MSNBC exit polls show a close race but an edge to Jones

[grantcart]

My interpretation but here is the most inmportant one

Trump favorability

Approve: 48%
Disapprove: 48%

You would think that this would mean that an edge for Jones, the real question is how many people supporting Moore avoided the exit pollsters because they held their nose.

[sandensea]

1. Another question is whether or not GOPee efforts to steal this one will work or not.

Thanks for this update! It sounds like good news.

[Tiggeroshii]

5. Yes they will

My take on the alabama gop is they are more corrupt than Mexico's pri

[sandensea]

6. Good analogy. The GOP has all of the bad you see in authoritarian regimes - but none of the good.

Whatever else can be said about them, the PRI at the very least succeeded in pulling Mexico from a illiterate, medieval backwater situation when they took power in 1929, to one of the third world's most advanced countries by the time their run ended in 2000 (they returned, amid a highly questionable election, in 2012).

Today's GOP has become more like Mobutu (the infamous, CIA-installed Zairean dictator) or the 1976-83 Argentine dictatorship: Fascist, hostile, basically predatory and parasitical, and little else.

Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, and IKE are rolling in their graves.

[Vogon_Glory]

3. From your keyboard to Gods monitor

I hope Jones wins the Alabama senatorial race. Before the 2016 election, I believed that we Americans were better people than the sorts who would vote for the likes of Trump and Moore. I want my belief back.

[Tiggeroshii]

4. Well that means moore won

Been nice while it lasted, eh?

[Cicada]

7. Exit polls have often been wrong

[RandomAccess]

8. I don't buy that voters lie to or avoid exit pollsters

I'm not saying it never happens, just that IMO it's very rare.