by Andi Shae Napier
Republican Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville announced that in 2026 he applied for the governor of Alabama, leaving another open headquarters of the Senate in next year’s times.
The senator launched his campaign website on Tuesday afternoon, Politico first ReportedBut the news was expected from the Republican Alabama apparently He told the governor’s plans to the donors during the Easter break.
“I will be the future Governor of the Great Alabama,” confirmed Tuberville in Fox News “The Will Cain Show” on Tuesday afternoon. “I still have 18 months for President Trump to make America great again.”
“We intend to cultivate Alabama, we will bring production back to the state,” Will Cain told the host. “We will stop illegal immigration.”
Also in the Cain program, Tuberville repeated his support for President Donald Trump and his tax and expenditure package, The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which is now under reflection by the Senate.
“It will be a fist fight next week, starting from Monday, and all Republicans look at this bill, connecting him with the house,” he said. “But we have to do it. We have to do this job and reduce taxes. We must help President Trump.”
Apparently, the decision lasted a long time, just like Tuberville considering Alabama’s governor applying for the Senate’s offer in 2019. Lieutenant Governor Alabama Will Ainsworth was seen as a potential opponent of Tuberville, but recently he said There is no interest in the Senate or the Governor’s residence. New Suspicious Power Player, who will be a candidate for the headquarters of Tuberville in Congress, is the general prosecutor Alabama Steve Marshall, but said that “decisions will be taken” after Tuberville will announce his intentions at 2026.
Tuberville is the latest Senator who announced the governorate offer after the democratic Colorado Senator Michael Bennet announcement in April and also roach Virming around a possible governor’s escape from a republican senator Sen. Marsha Blackburn.
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Andi Shae Napier is a reporter at the Daily Caller News Foundation. Nicole Silverio contributed to this report.
Photo “Senator Tommy Tuberville” by Senator Tommy Tuberville.
