Mo Brooks’s prospects dwindling in Alabama Senate runoff: Poll

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Katie Britt led Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) by double digits in the race for the Republican nomination for Senate ahead of a June 21 runoff, according to a survey conducted by a GOP pollster not affiliated with either campaign.

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