Poll: Rep. Mo Brooks Would Beat Roy Moore in Senate Primary

Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., would defeat former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore by a wide margin in a Republican primary to see who would compete for Democratic Sen. Doug Jones’ seat, according to a poll conducted for the Club for Growth.

Here are how the poll results break down:

• 52 percent would vote for Brooks and 32 percent for Moore in a head-to-head contest.
• 61 percent of those with an opinion of both candidates would vote for Brooks and 27 percent for Moore.

“The Club for Growth polling clearly shows Mo Brooks is the best choice to defeat Roy Moore,” said Club for Growth Action President David McIntosh. “Mo Brooks would be a fighter for economic freedom and represent Alabamians well in the US Senate.”

Jones defeated Moore in 2017 for the Senate seat.

The poll, conducted WPA Intelligence on March 10-12, surveyed 501 likely Republican primary voters in Alabama. It has a margin of error of 4.4 percent.

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