Former MSU coach Nick Saban was the difference in Alabama election

Former MSU coach Nick Saban was the difference in Alabama election

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This really happened.

During last night's special senate election in Alabama: Alabama head football coach (and former Michigan State head coach) Nick Saban got almost 20,000 write-in votes.

As it stands right now, Democrat Doug Jones beat Republican Roy Moore.

By how much? About 20,000 votes.

Here are the updated vote totals from NBC this morning. Still about a 20,000 vote gap.

 

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