It's election day in Alabama, and Democrats' last-ditch effort to beat Republican Roy Moore involves famed University of Alabama football coach Nick Saban.
Moore faces multiple sexual misconduct allegations and opposition from some established Republicans. But when polls opened Tuesday, he was still leading Democrat Doug Jones by an average of 2 points, according to RealClearPolitics.
One liberal group launched a Facebook campaign encouraging voters to write in Saban's name instead of voting for Moore.
It's a strategy others have used, though without pushing for someone specific. In a Sunday op-ed, a top Alabama newspaper group urged readers to write in another candidate.
The state's senior senator said he didn't vote for Moore and wrote in another Republican's name, encouraging others to do the same.
