Will the total vote count for all participants in Alabama Senate General Election be above 1410000?

The question asks whether the total vote count in the Alabama Senate General Election will exceed 1,410,000. The articles provide context about the race but do not give specific vote totals or turnout projections. Article NYT Alabama describes the race as non-competitive, with Republican Barry Moore heavily favored, which typically depresses turnout in a state that already has relatively low voter participation. Article NYT What confirms the nominees and notes Moore's primary win with 39.2% of the vote, but does not provide general election turnout data. The remaining articles Ground article, Guardian article, Reuters article, and TIME article are irrelevant to the question, covering basketball, hurricanes, and a Texas primary. Without any official or projected vote counts, the probability must be based on historical context. In the 2020 Alabama Senate election, total votes were about 1.3 million, and in 2022, about 1.1 million. Given the non-competitive nature of this race and no evidence of unusually high turnout, it is more likely that the total vote count will fall below 1,410,000. However, without direct data, the probability is moderately low but not extreme.