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And, @hughhewitt, under 17th Amendment Strange was the temporary senator and so his leaving now would not trigger a new election which state must hold.
There IS a constitutional way to deal with problem of voters regretting primary vote for Moore: RNC can get behind write-in campaign for Luther Strange. Voting can continue, and if political will he wins.
This, @hughhewitt, gives all voters a chance to participate in election already underway AND allows Republican majority to unite behind Republican candidate, as Alaska voters did with Murkowski write in after she lost primary to tea party guy
And even further, @hughhewitt, I've argued that if Rs can convince Moore to drop out Republicans should be able to pick new candidate for general, so long as it wouldn't disenfranchise military voters http://electionlawblog.org/?p=95923 (Just as Ds did in NJ)
Professor Hasen, does the "sore loser" law effect a write in campaign for Strange. Would Jones or more directly Moore have a case?
According to @derektmuller, Alabama SOS has clarified that sore loser law does not prevent write-in campaign by Strange
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