MONTGOMERY — President Donald Trump holds significant leads over each major Democratic candidate for president in Alabama, a new Alabama Daily News-WBRC-WAFF poll shows. Though that result is unsurprising in the reliably red state, Trump’s support varied when tested head-to-head against the different candidates.

Trump fared the best against Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren. If the election were held today, 62% of Alabama voters would choose Trump versus 35% for Warren, a 27 point differential.

Meanwhile, Trump fared the worst against former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who has visited Alabama multiple times and has been advertising heavily in the state. Trump wins 54% to Bloomberg’s 40%, according to the survey.

The poll was conducted by Mason-Dixon Polling & Strategy on behalf of Alabama Daily News and its news partners. It surveyed 625 registered voters in Alabama with a margin of error of +/-4%.

Against former Vice President Joe Biden, Trump is the choice of 58% to Biden’s 38%. Between Trump and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, Trump wins 60% to Sanders’ 37%. And when tested against former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Trump wins 58% to Buttigieg’s 37%.

Bloomberg’s biggest edge is his popularity with African Americans, a key voting contingent for Alabama Democrats. When Bloomberg was pitted against Trump, 95% of black voters chose Bloomberg to Trump’s 3%. Compare that to Warren, who earns 85% of black voters to Trump’s 11%.

 

Trump vs. Warren

 

Gender	Trump	Warren	Undecided
Men	69%	30%	1%
Women	55%	40%	5%

 

Race	Trump	Warren	Undecided
White	84%	13%	3%
Black	11%	85%	4%

 

Party ID	Trump	Warren	Undecided
Democrat	13%	83%	4%
Republican	99%	–	1%
Independent	61%	32%	7%

 

Trump vs. Bloomberg

 

Gender	Trump	Bloomberg	Undecided
Men	58%	37%	5%
Women	51%	43%	6%

 

Race	Trump	Bloomberg	Undecided
White	76%	16%	8%
Black	3%	95%	2%

 

Party ID	Trump	Bloomberg	Undecided
Democrat	7%	91%	2%
Republican	91%	5%	4%
Independent	53%	32%	15%

 

Trump vs. Buttigieg

Gender	Trump	Buttigieg	Undecided
Men	63%	33%	4%
Women	54%	40%	6%

 

Race	Trump	Buttigieg	Undecided
White	77%	13%	9%
Black	13%	82%	5%

 

Party ID	Trump	Buttigieg	Undecided
Democrat	9%	87%	4%
Republican	97%	1%	2%
Independent	59%	30%	11%

 

Trump vs. Biden

Gender	Trump	Biden	Undecided
Men	65%	32%	3%
Women	52%	43%	5%

 

Race	Trump	Biden	Undecided
White	81%	14%	5%
Black	14%	93%	2%

 

Party ID	Trump	Biden	Undecided
Democrat	7%	90%	3%
Republican	98%	1%	1%
Independent	58%	33%	9%

 

Trump vs. Sanders

Gender	Trump	Sanders	Undecided
Men	66%	32%	2%
Women	55%	41%	4%

 

Race	Trump	Sanders	Undecided
White	83%	14%	3%
Black	7%	91%	2%

 

Party ID	Trump	Sanders	Undecided
Democrat	6%	91%	3%
Republican	99%	–	1%
Independent	64%	28%	8%

 

 

Methodology

A total of 625 registered Alabama voters were interviewed live by telephone statewide. Those interviewed were randomly selected from a phone-matched Alabama voter registration list that included both land-line and cell phone numbers. Quotas were assigned to reflect voter registration by county.

The margin for error, according to standards customarily used by statisticians, is no more than +/- 4 percentage points. This means that there is a 95% probability that the “true” figure would fall within that range if all voters were surveyed. The margin for error is higher for any subgroup, such as a gender or age grouping.