From CNN's Ryan Struyk

Preliminary exit poll results show stark divides based on race in the US Senate race in Alabama.

Nearly six in 10 voters for Democrat Doug Jones were black in these preliminary exit polls

Nine in 10 Moore voters were white. A slim majority of voters for Moore were white men.

(Three in 10 voters in this election are black in these initial results, a number that can change as more results come in throughout the night. That portion is on par with presidential elections in 2008 and 2012.)

Voters continue to be nearly evenly divided on a host of questions about the two candidates in Tuesday's election.

Alabamians are evenly split on whether they view Jones favorably, while Moore’s favorability rating is underwater by double digits in preliminary exit polling.

Nearly one in 10 voters say they had unfavorable views of both candidates in the race.

Voters are also essentially evenly divided on whether Moore and Jones share their values or not. Slim majorities of voters have unfavorable views of both parties.

Just one in seven voters say they have a favorable view of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in preliminary exit polls.

Seven in 10 voters said they view him unfavorably.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3826390&forum_id=2#34901347)