ICYMI: Yellowhammer News On New AL-SEN Poll – “Brooks Has A 43-Point Lead”

Washington, D.C. – In case you missed it, Yellowhammer News published an exclusive report on a new Club for Growth PAC poll of the Alabama Senate Republican Primary. According to the poll, Mo Brooks has a significant name ID advantage and a 43-point lead on the ballot. And as more primary voters become aware that Donald Trump has endorsed Mo Brooks in the Senate primary, Brooks’ lead should expand substantially.

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Click here to read the Yellowhammer News report on the poll

Yellowhammer News Excerpts:

According to a poll released by Club for Growth PAC on Monday, Mo Brooks continues to have a significant lead on Katie Britt.

According to the survey conducted October 12-14 on the organization’s behalf by WPA Intelligence, a sample of 506 likely GOP voters overwhelmingly support Brooks in Alabama’s Republican U.S. Senate primary.

Brooks has a 43-point lead over Britt, according to WPA. GOP U.S. Senate hopefuls Jessica Taylor and Lynda Blanchard came in tied at 5% each, with 23% undecided.

However, also included in the poll was the same ballot test question, but posed with Brooks as endorsed by former President Donald Trump.

“As more primary voters become aware that Donald Trump has endorsed Mo Brooks in the Senate primary, Brooks’ lead should expand substantially,” a release accompanying the poll’s release said.

Brooks’ number rises 17 points with mention of the Trump endorsement, and the undecided number drops to 9%. Britt gains a point with Blanchard and Taylor both losing ground.