Mobile Courant

As the 118th Congress concludes, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville from Alabama shared a statement outlining achievements for his state during this session. "I am proud of the wins we delivered for Alabama this Congress," stated Senator Tuberville. He highlighted several accomplishments, including raising troops' pay, reducing funding for DEI and gender transition surgeries at the Department of Defense, passing legislation to aid defrauded veterans, funding poison centers, protecting children, prioritizing farmers, and advocating for women's sports.

Senator Tuberville expressed optimism about President Donald J. Trump's reelection, noting that with control over the White House, Senate, and House, efforts can begin immediately to deliver results for Alabama and the nation. His priorities in the next Congress include relocating Space Command back to Huntsville, enhancing military capabilities, removing politics from the VA and DoD, preserving Title IX protections for women and girls nationwide, and passing a sensible Farm Bill.

Senator Tuberville serves on several committees: Armed Services; Agriculture; Veterans’ Affairs; and Health, Education, Labor & Pensions (HELP).