U.S. Senate Alabama poll: Barry Moore, endorsed by Trump, leads political newcomer Jared Hudson
The runoff for Alabama's open US Senate seat is June 16.
Mason Reed 
As Alabama’s high-stakes U.S. Senate race heads toward a decisive runoff, a fresh poll indicates that Rep. Barry Moore remains the candidate to beat.
Race to the Runoff
Moore, a Republican, secured his position at the front of the pack after finishing first in primary results. He is set to face off against Jared Hudson, a political newcomer, former Navy SEAL, and one-time candidate for Jefferson County sheriff.
The latest polling data, conducted for the Club for Growth Action, shows Moore maintaining a solid advantage among likely Republican voters. The national PAC has been a vocal supporter of Moore, having invested $5,000 directly into his campaign efforts earlier this year.
Looking Ahead
These polling insights were gathered prior to the May 19 primary. With momentum shifting, all eyes are now on the official runoff election scheduled for June 16, 2026. The victor of the Republican primary will move on to face the winner of the Democratic runoff in the November general election, as reported by 205focus.com.
