Data center policy is causing divisions among political candidates, involving Doug Jones and Tommy Tuberville.
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Data center policy is causing divisions among political candidates, involving Doug Jones and Tommy Tuberville.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Jones proposes a moratorium on data centers, adding a new policy dimension to the political debate in Alabama.1 source
Data center policy is dividing candidates in the political landscape.1 source
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Alabama political contest: Tuberville, Jones, and Senate raceAlso in this story
- Political developments in Alabama include Senator Doug Jones speaking in Dothan and Ethan Chen discussing the state's political landscape.
- Tommy Tuberville is campaigning for governor of Alabama and addressing various state issues.
- Donald Trump plans a rally in Alabama next week as Barry Moore runs for Senate and Democrats are considered unlikely to win.
- Tommy Tuberville warns about the growing influence of radical Islam within the state of Alabama.
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Doug Jones
United States Senator from Alabama
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Tommy Tuberville
American football coach and politician (born 1954)
- Political activity spanned Mississippi, where Scott Colom rallied with Pete Buttigieg and Donald Trump campaigned, and Alabama, where Tommy Tuberville is running for governor.
- Alabama sees updates on State Rep Reynolds, Mayor Reed, and potential governor Tuberville, alongside a city takeover involving Alea.