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

Doug Jones answers questions from voters during a town hall in Marshall County, Alabama. No question is off limits.

Doug Jones joined The Weekend to discuss the growing fight over massive AI data centers in Alabama and why he says Tommy Tuberville is “completely out of touch” with the concerns of Alabamians.

Doug Jones joined Women for Alabama in Birmingham for a conversation about the issues affecting women and families across our state, from the rising cost of child care and health care to maternal mortality, reproductive freedom, public education and keeping Alabama's young people here.

Doug also takes questions directly from women in the audience about Medicaid expansion, rural health care, IVF and contraception, voting rights, bringing Alabamians together and what it will take to win in November.

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

Doug Jones joins NewsNation’s The Hill Sunday to make the case for change in Alabama and explain why he believes he can win the governor’s race in November.

On the Montgomery stop of his town hall tour, Doug Jones answers voter questions and talks about the issues that matter most to Alabama families.

Doug Jones joined MSNBC’s Morning Joe to talk about the race for governor, the issues driving Alabamians, and why he believes voters across the political spectrum are ready for change.

Doug Jones answers your questions directly from comments and talks about the issues that matter most to Alabama families.

Doug's message is clear: fixing Alabama's prisons will take political courage and leadership willing to ask tough questions, follow the money, and put taxpayers and public safety first.

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

Doug Jones answers your questions directly from comments and talks about the issues that matter most to Alabama families.

Doug answers unscreened questions from voters in Madison County. Nothing is off limits.

100 Days from the November election, Doug kicked off this final stretch by answering questions from the comments live.

Doug Jones and Lt. Governor nominee Phillip Ensler discuss data centers and take your questions.

Doug Jones answers your questions live with no script and nothing off limits.

Doug Jones returned to The Shoals for another unscripted Town Hall, taking questions directly from Alabama voters. No script. No hand-picked questions. Just honest conversations about the issues affecting our state.

Doug Jones traveled to Greene County for a community town hall to hear directly from Alabamians. Voters asked questions. And Doug answered every one.

Doug Jones answers your questions live in this wide-ranging conversation about the issues shaping Alabama's future. From expanding Medicaid and raising teacher pay to protecting communities from unchecked data center development, Doug shares his vision for changing Alabama.

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.

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.

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.

Doug takes questions and gives answers in Sheffield.

Doug takes questions and gives answers in Tuscaloosa.

“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."

Doug takes questions and gives answers in Etowah County.

Doug takes questions and gives answers in Union Springs.

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.

On December 12th, 2025, 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.