More from Alabama Senate election: Democrat Doug Jones defeats Republican Roy Moore
Even 45 percent of Republicans agree.
On health care, abortion, immigration, and more.
Analysis of local TV reveals how local news coverage made Roy Moore more palatable to Alabama voters.
Kayla Moore isn’t exactly helping.
Whether to investigate Moore in the Senate is both a political question and a constitutional one.
Republican elites lost control of the primary, and rank-and-file voters don’t care.
The former Marine says Alabama voters don’t like either of their choices. So he jumped in the race.
He wrote in a Republican candidate because “Alabama deserves better.”
It all comes down to turnout assumptions.
Official talking points cite Breitbart, and Moore himself, as proof that sex abuse allegations are made up.
Beverly Nelson added the place and date. Roy Moore signed a 16-year-old girl’s yearbook in his 30s.
“Maybe he’s more akin to me than I know.”
“I don’t think I ever intended to basically say, ‘Everything that mainstream news says is not true.’”
Political science (and common sense) says they ought to pay a price at the polls. They might not.
“Country over party.”
The policy stakes of the Alabama special election are high.
“We will need his vote”: Trump tweets that Republicans can’t afford another Democrat in the Senate.
Network hosts are more interested in investigating the Clinton campaign.