Louise and I were saddened to learn of the passing of Rev. Jesse Jackson, a towering figure who was constantly working to bend the moral arc of the universe toward justice, and who never forgot Alabama. Whether fighting for voting rights, workers’ rights, criminal justice or

The separation of powers doctrine and the Constitution itself have suffered significant, but apparantly not fatal, blows under SCOTUS. The tariff decision gives Congress the perfect opportunity to quit being lapdogs and do their damn duty for a change! washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/…

I gotta tell you folks, when "TRUMP SUPPORTER" and Rep. Burchett and I all agree on something y'all know this is getting out of hand. Watch what Tim Burchett said. The corruption is real. It's all just a game to the folks up there...

This campaign is not about me, it’s about you. So I want to hear about your lives and the issues you and your communities face. We’re going to have listening sessions across the state, and this weekend we started in Union Springs. We’ll post the video right here at 6 pm CT.

What a powerful listening session we had this weekend in Union Springs! Stay tuned for the full video. It will be posted tonight at 6pm CT on Doug Jones and at YouTube.com/@DougForAlabama #dougforalabama

Folks, I won’t be watching the SOTU tonight because I know it will just be more of the same dog whistle rhetoric that stokes division. I’m running for governor of Alabama because I have a different vision. I want to build an Alabama where everyone belongs.

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Great crowd at the NAACP Banquet in Eufaula last Saturday night where the theme was “Beyond the Ballot: Saving Democracy Through Advocacy.” Thanks to the Barbour County Chapter for having me as their keynote speaker.

When Doug is governor, he will be a champion for Alabama's rural areas, just as he was in the U.S. Senate. #dougforalabama

Yesterday, I spoke to employee partners at Buffalo Rock about Alabama’s civil rights history and how understanding the past can help us build a more inclusive future. Alabama’s history as far as civil rights is painful, but we must not erase it. Our history is also powerful. Our

125 years ago, Buffalo Rock started as a family business right here in Alabama. Now, it employs thousands and significantly benefits Alabama's economy. My team and I toured Buffalo Rock's facilities in Birmingham last week and were so impressed by what we saw. As governor, I will

This weekend, I visited my friend, Mayor Charles Andrews and his wife Linda, in Monroeville. Charles is recovering from a recent health challenge with the same strength and determination he's shown throughout his history-making life. See you out on the campaign trail soon!

Had a great conversation with the College Democrats at UAB earlier this week. Thanks to Robert Gaines, Jr. for moderating and to the students who asked very thoughtful, and often tough, questions. Their voices are powerful and important - and frankly often over looked. In this

Ron Sparks is running for Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries, an office he held for two terms. When Doug recruited candidates for the Ticket for Change, Ron was one of his first calls. #dougforalabama

I spoke on the House Floor to observe the 61st anniversary of Bloody Sunday and to highlight our annual civil rights pilgrimage. We look forward to welcoming the nation to Alabama this weekend!

For the first two months of this campaign, my priority wasn't raising money or attending events. It was recruiting what I like to call The Ticket for Change, and I am proud to say that for the first time since 2006, you will have a choice for every statewide constitutional office

On March 7, 1965, my friend and hero, John Lewis, led 600 foot soldiers across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma. It was a peaceful protest for voting rights, but state troopers brutally attacked them as they crossed that bridge. John was one of the many seriously injured that

What's the first thing Doug Jones will do on Day 1 as governor? Expand Medicaid eligibility. #dougforalabama