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<p>“Tuberville is riding around talking to ChatGPT and the Doug Jones campaign is riding around talking to you on Sunday nights, at town halls, wherever we go,” Jones said. “That’s who we’re talking to because that’s where the real answers are for the people of Alabama. It’s not on ChatGPT.”</p>

<h4>Doug Jones: Tommy Tuberville Might Want to Update His ChatGPT</h4>

<p>“Today, so much of that is being rolled back, and ground zero for all of it was right here in Alabama,” Jones said. “We cannot let Alabama be ground zero for the rollback once again. We have got to do everything possible to protect voting rights and make sure everybody has a seat at the table.”</p>

<h4>Doug Jones: Alabama Cannot Be “Ground Zero” for the Rollback of Voting Rights</h4>

<p>Doug Jones, Alabama’s Democratic candidate for governor, blasted U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville on Wednesday for his stock trading and holdings with tech companies tied to data centers.</p>

<h4>Doug Jones blasts Tuberville’s financial ties to data centers, calls for strict ethics laws</h4>

<p>“Think about how far in about five years we’ve gone when your U.S. Senator, a son of the South, led a reading of a writing from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. when he was in jail … to now where a U.S. Senator recently took to the floor of the Senate to sow the seeds of hate against the Muslim community,”</p>

<h4>Doug Jones slams Tuberville’s Muslim remarks at MLK gala, warns civil rights are at risk</h4>

Alabama’s prison system is dangerous, unconstitutional, and wasting taxpayer money. Doug’s plan will bring transparency, independent oversight, safer facilities, and real reform.

<p>Alabama’s prison system is dangerous, unconstitutional, and wasting taxpayer money. Doug’s plan will bring transparency, independent oversight, safer facilities, and real reform.</p>

<h2>Fix Alabama’s Prisons &amp; Restore Accountability</h2>

<p>"If you want to see a con job, watch what's happening in the Alabama legislature about the Public Service Commission. Rep. Mack Butler's HB 475 that passed the House was a good bill. For the first time in over 40 years, Alabamians had a real chance to get a formal rate case where power companies would have to justify their rates in public. When that bill got to the Senate, Republican leadership not only gutted the requirement of a rate case from HB 475 but added their PSC packing plan to increase the PSC from 3 to 7 members with Governor Ivey appointing four seats this summer before the election. The substitute would also effectively put control of the PSC in the hands of a non-elected “energy secretary” also appointed by the governor."</p>

<h4>Statement from Doug Jones Regarding the Passage of HB541 by the Alabama House</h4>

<p>“I’m calling on Senator Tuberville to divest every share of stock, every option, every position tied to AI, data centers and the utilities that serve them,” Jones said at a Wednesday press conference. “If he wants to be the governor of Alabama, he cannot be a shareholder in the industry he is asking Alabama to bet its future on.”</p>

<h4>Doug Jones Calls on Tuberville to Divest AI, Data Center Holdings</h4>

<p>Democratic gubernatorial nominee Doug Jones unveiled an expansive policy agenda Monday, calling for what he described as "a different kind of state government" centered on expanding health care, increasing government transparency and lowering costs for working families while drawing sharp contrasts with Republican nominee Tommy Tuberville.</p>

<h4>Doug Jones outlines campaign agenda in major Alabama governor's race policy speech</h4>

<p>On Saturday, February 21st, Alabama gubernatorial candidate Doug Jones had a listening session with voters in Union Springs, Alabama. Doug heard about the issues they face and talked about his vision of an Alabama where all of us have a seat at the table. This was the first of many listening sessions Doug will have across the state.</p>

<h4>Doug Jones listens to voters in Union Springs</h4>

<p>Former U.S. Sen. Doug Jones, who is running for governor, said the president is trying to artificially lower beef prices “on the backs of American and Alabama farmers.”</p>

<h4>Jones, Sparks make hay of Trump’s beef import decision</h4>

<p>"This week, the same Supreme Court that gutted the Voting Rights Act earlier this year rejected Republicans' most recent attempt to make voting harder for Americans. By a narrow 5-4 margin, the Court allowed the counting of mail-in ballots postmarked by but received after Election Day. I am relieved by the Court's decision, but this is not the time to celebrate."</p>

<h4>Doug Jones Statement on the Supreme Court's Mail-in Ballot Decision</h4>

<p>On Juneteenth, I watched Doug Jones, the Democratic nominee for Alabama governor, deliver a speech at the Scottsboro Boys Museum, in the northeastern corner of the state.</p>

<h4>What the race between Doug Jones and Tommy Tuberville says about America’s past and future</h4>

<p>Former U.S. Sen. Doug Jones made his opinion clear. </p>

<h4>Alabama GOP nominee John Wahl backs naming I-10 bridge after Donald Trump</h4>

<p>Doug joined The Stakes to talk about what's really on the line in the Alabama race and what winning would mean for the state.</p>

<h4>The Stakes with Doug Jones</h4>

<p>Doug Jones, a former senator, and Shomari Figures, a current but endangered representative, have been here before in Alabama.</p>

<h4>Alabama Democrats Look for a Black Backlash Over Voting Rights</h4>

<p>Doug lent his voice to 250 for 250, narrating the story of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing and its lasting significance in American history.</p>

<h4>16th Street Baptist Church Bombing Narrated by Former Sen Doug Jones</h4>

<p>Former U.S. Sen. Doug Jones is leaning into Alabama’s data center debate, saying he wants a pause on AI “monstrosities” if he is elected governor of Alabama.</p>

<h4>Doug Jones says Tuberville will turn Alabama into data center ‘dumping ground’ for billionaires</h4>

<p>"He [Tuberville] consistently embarrasses the state," Jones said. "He has not had any major legislation at all that helps the state of Alabama or the country, for that matter."</p>

<h4>Doug Jones Joined MSNOW's "The Weekend Primetime" Sunday evening</h4>

<p>"There's no question Tommy Tuberville is trying to throw us back into an era of hate, of division, of an Alabama that everybody sees as us versus them, good versus evil," Jones told Sharpton. "But that's not the people of Alabama that I know."</p>

<h4>Doug Jones: Alabama Is Ready to Move Beyond Divisive Politics</h4>

<p>“As governor, you often have to make hard choices, and I am thankful Governor Ivey commuted the death sentence of Sonny Burton to life in prison without parole.”</p>

<h4>Gov. Ivey’s Decision to Commute the Sentence of Charles “Sonny” Burton </h4>

<p>Is it possible that Jones could make up 8 points in two and a half months and pull off a political miracle?</p>

<h4>Can Jones Pull Off a Miracle and Beat Republican Tommy Tuberville in the Alabama Governors Race?</h4>

<p>Doug returned to The Real Truth with Tommy Spina to talk about what comes next for his campaign and the issues shaping Alabama's future.</p>

<h4>Doug Jones Returns: What's Next for Alabama</h4>

<p>The former U.S. Senator and Democratic nominee laid out what he called “A Vision for Alabama,” a governing framework built around expanding health care, giving voters more direct power in state government and easing costs for working families. Jones said the plan is aimed at breaking what he described as a closed system that has left many Alabamians feeling shut out.</p>

<h4>Jones casts vision for Alabama</h4>

<p>“I would love to see a series of debates, if the heat would break, on the back of a flatbed truck in about five different places in this state,” Jones said. “Just get up there one-on-one. We don’t need a moderator. We don’t need anything. We just get up there and talk about issues and go back and forth with each other.”</p>

<h4>Doug Jones to Tommy Tuberville: Let’s Just Debate</h4>

<p>Democratic gubernatorial candidate Doug Jones returned to Anniston Tuesday night, focusing his campaign stop at the Anniston City Meeting Center on veterans’ health care, benefits and mental health.</p>

<h4>Doug Jones focuses on veterans’ needs at Anniston town hall</h4>

<p>Doug joined the What If Podcast to tackle the big question: can a Democrat actually win Alabama again, and why he thinks it's possible.</p>

<h4>Can a Democrat really win Al again? Doug Jones speaks</h4>

<p>"Students across Alabama are headed back to school this month, as exciting as it is. We have to ask ourselves: are we doing enough for our students? And I don't think we are. Being better starts with where our money goes, public dollars belong in public schools."</p>

<h4>Doug Jones says Alabama's Students Deserve Better</h4>

<p>“The charges against the Southern Poverty Law Center are as outrageous as they are dangerous. The Trump Administration has now taken the weaponization of the Department of Justice and the FBI to levels we have never seen."</p>

<h4>Statement from Doug Jones on FBI Charges Against the Southern Poverty Law Center</h4>

<p>Former U.S. Sen. Doug Jones also voiced concerns for independents in a statement sent Thursday.&nbsp;</p>

<h4>Closed primary bill advances out of Alabama House despite bipartisan opposition</h4>

<p><strong>What this means: </strong>A fair shot at a safe place to live — without being priced out of your community. </p><p>Doug’s plan would increase the supply of affordable housing by partnering with local communities, support smart growth so working families are not pushed out as costs rise, and pair housing solutions with better wages and expanded economic opportunity.<strong><br></strong></p>

<h2>Build More Affordable Housing</h2>

<p>Doug returned to Julie Mason's show to give an update on his campaign and what's resonating with Alabama voters.</p>

<h4>Former Senator Doug Jones on his campaign for governor</h4>

<p>"Once again the Supreme Court just made it even easier for big money to have outsized influence in our elections. By lifting limits on how political parties can spend money in coordination with candidates, the Court has handed wealthy donors and special interests more ways to pour unlimited money into our elections."</p>

<h4>Statement by Doug Jones on the Supreme Court's Campaign Finance Ruling</h4>

<p>Doug Jones hosts a Town Hall in Calhoun County focusing on issues facing Alabama's veterans and military families. No question is off limits.</p>

<h4>Veterans' Town Hall in Calhoun County</h4>

<p>Jones previewed the rally during a Sunday night video Q&amp;A, saying his campaign had “a big event” coming in Mobile and would hold “a big rally with Jason Isbell.”</p>

<h4>Isbell to rally for Jones in Mobile</h4>

<p>Doug Jones and Lt. Governor nominee Phillip Ensler discuss data centers and take your questions.</p>

<h4>7/19/26 Ask Doug Live!</h4>

<p>Doug Jones won the Democratic primary for Governor of Alabama, and in this victory speech from election night on May 19, 2026, Doug lays out a vision for a different kind of Alabama: one with better jobs, affordable health care, stronger public schools, Medicaid expansion, and a government that works for working people — not the powerful insiders in Montgomery.</p>

<h4>Doug Jones' Primary Victory Speech</h4>

<p>8 years to the day after Alabama elected Doug Jones to the United States Senate, Doug kicked off his campaign for governor of Alabama in Birmingham.</p>

<h4>Doug Jones' speech from the Kickoff of his 2026 Campaign for Alabama Governor</h4>

<p>Doug takes questions and gives answers in Tuscaloosa.</p>

<h4>Doug Jones listens to voters in Tuscaloosa</h4>

<p>Doug Jones sharply criticized the Department of Justice’s criminal prosecution of the Montgomery-based Southern Poverty Law Center, calling it another example of the agency being weaponized against President Donald Trump’s political opponents.</p>

<h4>Doug Jones says SPLC prosecution a threat to all civil rights groups: ‘Pure political retribution’</h4>

<p>“On America's 250th birthday, remember this: despite the chaos, despite the division, despite the challenges we face, we still live in the greatest country on Earth. Today is not only a day to celebrate our nation, but to recommit ourselves to the work of building a more perfect Union."</p>

<h4>Statement from Doug Jones on America's 250th Birthday</h4>

<p>“Dolly Parton was an American treasure, a beloved artist, cultural icon, and an extraordinary example of what it means to serve others."</p>

<h4>Doug Jones: “Dolly Parton Represented the Very Best of Us and the Very Best of the South.”</h4>

<p>“Once again, Republicans in the Alabama legislature are attempting to rig elections by denying Alabama citizens the right to vote in the political primary of their choice. This morning, the Republican supermajority in the Alabama House passed HB 541, which strips over 300,000 Alabamians of their right to participate in political primaries. I applaud the Alabama House Democratic Caucus for standing united against this bill."</p>

<h4>Doug Jones listens to voters in Etowah County</h4>

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<h4>Gerrymandering in the South with Doug Jones</h4>

<p>"This is where we need to go to celebrate voting, to celebrate people who understand that civic engagement and participating in government is incredibly important. That’s why we’re here and I’m proud to be here.”</p>

<h4>No Script. No Hand-Picked Questions. Just Doug Jones.</h4>

<p>The morning after winning the Democratic Primary for Governor of Alabama, former U.S. Senator Doug Jones was joined in Birmingham by Andy Beshear, Chair of the Democratic Governors Association, for a press conference focused on the road to November.</p>

<h4>Doug Jones and Gov. Andy Beshear Press Conference</h4>

<p>In his weekly livestream, Doug Jones answers questions directly from the comments about issues that matter most to Alabama families.</p>

<h4>8/16/26 Ask Doug LIVE!</h4>

<p>State turnout numbers were not immediately clear Tuesday amid concerns that recent decisions on congressional boundaries could discourage voters.</p>

<h4>In Alabama primary, voters cite different priorities as they choose nominees</h4>

<p>In a press conference Wednesday, Doug laid out Tuberville’s extensive stock trading record, including more than 250 reported trades involving companies substantially involved in AI and data center development, and investments in utilities and other companies positioned to benefit from the data center boom.</p>

<h4>Why Is Tuberville Pushing Data Centers? Doug Jones Says Follow the Money (press conference)</h4>

<p>“Today’s Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v. Callais is a catastrophic setback to voting rights in this country and, in all but name, a death sentence to Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act."</p>

<h4>Doug Jones Releases Statement on Federal Court Ruling Blocking Alabama Congressional Map</h4>

<p>“A student graduating from Troy shouldn’t feel like they have to leave Alabama to find a good-paying job or build the life they want,” said Jones. “We need to build a state our young people are proud not just to come from, but to stay in, to come home to and to help lead into the future”</p>

<h4>Doug Jones and Shomari Figures Team Up for Joint Town Hall in Troy</h4>

<p>Billed as a town hall on veterans affairs, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate also got questions about the lottery, healthcare and transgender athletes.</p>

<h4>At Anniston town hall, Doug Jones fields variety of questions from 300 attendees</h4>

<p>On the Clay Cane Show, Doug dove into the gerrymandering fight in the South and how redistricting is affecting representation in Alabama.</p>

<p>The Democratic candidate has ideas on how to fix the state. You should listen. Like Kentucky voters did a few years ago.</p>

<h4>Doug Jones offered a detailed plan for fixing Alabama. You should listen to him</h4>

<p>With fewer than 100 days remaining before Alabamians choose their next governor, it’s about time — way past time, actually — that we hear what Democrat Doug Jones and Republican Tommy Tuberville plan to do for (or to) us should they win.</p>

<h4>I emailed Tuberville about what he’ll do for Alabama. His response said everything</h4>

<p>Jones challenges Tuberville as Alabama confronts data-center growth, public broadcasting scrutiny, library restrictions and the limits of local political power.</p>

<h4>Jones challenges Tuberville amid fights over power and local control</h4>

<p>As the Alabama gubernatorial race heats up, Democratic candidate Doug Jones said that his opponent, U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., was not talking about substantive issues but rather an ideological “boogeyman.”</p>

<h4>Jones: Tuberville should get out of ‘pajamas’ and talk policy, not ‘boogeyman’ of socialism</h4>

<p>The former Alabama senator joins the Levine Museum of the New South for a live podcast taping on the Carolina Theatre stage.</p>

<h4>Courage & Democracy: Senator Doug Jones Live on Our New South podcast</h4>

<p>Jones spoke about healthcare, government transparency and ethics while drawing contrasts between his campaign and that of Republican nominee Tommy Tuberville. The candidates are scheduled to face each other in the Nov. 3 general election.</p>

<h4>Candidates come home to standing-room-only</h4>

<p>“Donald Trump promised to bring prices down. Instead, he’s trying to do it on the backs of American and Alabama farmers,” Jones said. “Alabama cattlemen are already getting crushed by the cost of fertilizer, diesel, equipment and everything else it takes to stay in business. Flooding the market with tariff-free foreign beef isn’t a serious plan to lower costs. It’s another Washington decision that leaves Alabama farmers holding the bag.”</p>

<h4>JONES, SPARKS: HOW MUCH MORE CAN ALABAMA FARMERS TAKE?</h4>

<p>Jones described the moratorium as a short-term measure, not a permanent ban, saying the pause would give Alabama time to establish guardrails before additional communities are asked to take on developments of this size.</p>

<h4>Resident backlash over 1,050-acre project fuels Alabama push for data center rules</h4>

<p>“We’ve been all over this state talking to folks, answering their questions and asking for their vote. We’re not letting up,” Jones said. “Tommy Tuberville can hide from voters and refuse to answer their questions. That’s his choice. I’m going to keep showing up, looking people in the eye and earning their vote. South Alabama has been good to me for a long time, and I’m ready to get back to Mobile and kick off this final stretch.”</p>

<h4>Doug Jones, Jason Isbell Head to Mobile for “Rally for Alabama”</h4>

<p>Jones, an attorney who has served as U.S. Senator and U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama, said of the race: "This office is so important to the folks of Alabama. They deserve a governor that is going to fight for them."</p>

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<h4>Doug Jones officially files for 2026 Alabama governor's race</h4>

<p>The former U.S. Senator criticizes Alabama's Republican-backed legislative moves, warning they're power grabs that risk democratic principles.</p>

<h4>Gov.-hopeful Doug Jones: 'Power grabs' in Alabama legislature threaten democracy</h4>

<p><strong>What this means: </strong>Let the people decide — and invest revenue here instead of sending it across state lines.</p><p>Doug’s plan would put a state lottery before voters so Alabamians can decide for themselves, and invest lottery revenue in voter-chosen priorities like education, healthcare, and infrastructure.</p>

<h2>Keep Alabama Dollars in Alabama</h2>

<p>Doug Jones said two recent rulings dismissing residency challenges against top Republican candidates highlight what he calls a “rigged system” that “flourishes under one party rule.”</p>

<h4>Doug Jones: Alabama GOP leaders can’t ‘make up their own rules’ to get Tuberville, Wahl elected</h4>

<p>On May 4, 2026 at a Town Hall in Birmingham, Doug Jones stood alongside his former congressional colleagues, Sen. Cory Booker and Rep. Terri Sewell, along with Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin to talk about what's at stake for our state and our country as we approach the 2026 elections.</p>

<h4>Doug Jones speaks at Birmingham Town Hall with Senator Cory Booker</h4>

<p>The race for governor in Alabama will likely determine the state’s future with AI and data centers, and both Tommy Tuberville and Doug Jones are making clear where they stand.</p>

<h4>Data centers — Tuberville full speed ahead, Jones urges pause</h4>

<p>Doug Jones challenged Tommy Tuberville to release his Alabama tax returns and residency records, pledging to do the same — as questions about where each candidate actually lives continued to surface in the 2026 governor's race.</p>

<h4>Jones to Tuberville: I’ll show mine if you show yours</h4>

<p><strong>What this means: </strong>A government that answers to people — not insiders — with real transparency and accountability. </p><p>Doug’s plan would ban elected officials from trading individual stocks while in office, promote citizen-led ballot initiatives and referendums, expand early voting, end practices that weaken accountability, and empower local communities to solve local issues.<strong><br></strong></p>

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<h2>Restore Faith in Government</h2>

<p>In contrast to 2022, when many Democratic statewide candidates were unknowns and newcomers to politics, the party had a prominent gubernatorial candidate in former U.S. Sen. Doug Jones.</p>

<h4>Alabama primary turnout unchanged from 2022, but Democratic-leaning counties see gains</h4>

<p>"Today, the rule of law was lost, and Alabamians will pay the price."</p>

<h4>Doug Jones Statement on the Supreme Court Gutting Alabama's Black Voting Districts</h4>

<p>Doug continues his Town Hall Tour in Shelby County, answering unscripted questions from community members.</p>

<h4>Shelby County Town Hall with Doug Jones</h4>

<p>“While Sen. Tuberville’s residency is a serious issue for voters, Doug Jones has no plans to challenge it in court,” a spokeswoman for Jones said in a statement. “He is focused on winning the Democratic primary for Governor on May 19th.”</p>