A plethora of new polls, released just hours before Tuesday’s special Senate election in Alabama between Trump-endorsed, establishment RINO McConnell stooge Luther Strange and grassroots hero, Ten Commandments Judge Roy Moore, show Moore with huge double-digit leads across the board  — polls conducted after Friday night’s rally in Alabama in which the president doubled-down on his endorsement of Strange.

A new Trafalgar Group poll shows Roy Moore with a whopping 16-point lead, 56.74% to 40.69%, the poll showing the biggest advantage over swamp creature and 23-year lobbyist Luther Strange, who was endorsed by President Donald Trump.

Similarly, data analytics firm Optimus shows Moore with an almost 11-point lead (55.4 percent to 44.6 percent) over Strange. Optimus partner Scott Tranter, as reported by Axios, was struck by the following statistic:

A new poll released on election eve by Alabama-based polling group Cygnal showed Judge Roy Moore with an 11-point lead over Luther Strange, while a new Emerson poll showed Moore with a 10-point advantage. Only ten percent were undecided meaning that even if Strange could somehow capture all undecided votes — which is impossible — it would still not be enough to push him to victory.

Luther Strange, a former Alabama attorney general, was appointed by corrupt Alabama Governor Robert Bentley in February, whom Strange was supposed to be investigating for corruption. Strange bolted a press gaggle on Thursday when asked about the suspicious appointment.

The tightest poll, performed by Gravis Marketing, shows Roy Moore with an eight-point lead, 48 percent to 40 percent, over Luther Strange, with 10 percent of the voters undecided.