Monday, Mobile, AL Fox affiliate WALA released the findings of a new poll showing former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore maintaining an 11-point lead over former Clinton U.S. Attorney Doug Jones in the race for the Yellowhammer State’s U.S. Senate seat. The telephone survey from Strategy Research included responses of 3,000 registered voters throughout the state and reflected a similar finding of a poll the same firm released last week on the race. According to Fox10TV.com, the poll had a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percent and including the following findings: 32% of those surveyed said they would typically vote in a Democrat primary; 61% said they would usually vote in a Republican primary; 7% said they were independents or don’t vote in party primaries. Of those who said they were certain to vote, 52% said they would vote for Republican Roy Moore; 41% said Democrat Doug Jones; 7% said they were undecided. Among those who usually vote for a Democrat, 88% said they would vote for Jones, 6% for Moore and 6% were undecided. 78% of likely Republican voters said they would vote for Moore, 12% said they would vote for Jones and 10%
