Republican Rep. Barry Moore is projected to win the Alabama GOP Senate primary runoff, positioning him as the leading contender in the general election to succeed Sen. Tommy Tuberville, according to NBC News and The Hill, citing Decision Desk HQ. Moore’s win comes after Tuberville clears the path to another office: Tuberville, also a Republican, wins his own primary earlier and is set to serve as governor of Alabama. The two outlets describe Moore as a strong favorite for the general election and note that he is aligned with President Donald Trump, with both framing the runoff victory as another major win for Trump’s preferred candidates in the current primary cycle. With no further competitive primary contests ahead for the Republican nomination, Moore is expected to proceed to the general election as the party’s nominee for Alabama’s open U.S. Senate seat.