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(Montgomery Advertiser) – U.S. Sen. Doug Jones is trying to limit his in-person campaigning. He works from an iPad or in front of a camera, and when he's home, Jones says he only goes out to buy groceries. As he looks to what will likely be a difficult re-election campaign this fall, Jones says the coronavirus outbreak takes priority. 

(AL.com) – The last surviving Ku Klux Klan member convicted in the 1963 bombing of the Sixteenth Baptist Church in Birmingham that killed four little girls has died. U.S. Senator Doug Jones – then a federal prosecutor – was appointed a special prosecutor in the state case.

(NPR) – As the House votes on a Democratic police reform bill, reform efforts appear to have stalled in Congress. Senate Democrats blocked debate Wednesday on a Republican bill that they said didn’t go far enough. Sen. Doug Jones says he would not vote for the GOP bill “as is” but wanted to bring the bill — drafted by Republican Sen. Tim Scott — to the floor for debate.

(Birmingham Times) – This week, U.S. Senator Doug Jones released his first TV ad of the 2020 cycle, asking Alabamians to come together as One Alabama. In “Together,” Senator Jones urges Alabamians not to let this moment pass – Watch it here.

(Alabama Political Reporter) – U.S. Sen. Doug Jones, D-Alabama, on Tuesday expressed concern over the outsourcing of jobs to overseas workers for employees at the Tennessee Valley Authority. 

(Politico) – Sen. Doug Jones (D-Ala.) is going up on statewide television with his first TV ad: a new 30-second, straight-to-camera TV spot about racial justice. Jones’ most recent polling has him in a tight race with Tommy Tuberville, the likely GOP candidate.

(Alabama Political Reporter) – Sen. Doug Jones’ campaign released an internal poll Monday showing that the incumbent Democratic senator and Republican Senate candidate Tommy Tuberville would be in a tight head-to-head battle should Tuberville win next month’s runoff.

(AL.com) – In the first television ad of his re-election campaign, Sen. Doug Jones invoked the death of George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement that reignited after the unarmed black man died in police custody in Minnesota, calling on Alabamians to “join me” on “the road to racial justice.”

(CBS 42) – Senator Doug Jones (D-Ala.) will hosts weekly Facebook Live press conference to share updates about the COVID-19 crisis in Alabama and other news of the day. He is joined by special guest Dr. Nina Garrett, a gastroenterology specialist at Baptist Health in Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) – U.S. Senator Doug Jones held a virtual news conference to update constituents about the virus, and the high transmission rate in Montgomery was a key topic.