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(MSNBC) – Alabama Senator Doug Jones, who is running for re-election, joins Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss his Senate race, record-breaking voter turnout in Alabama, and his “extreme” opponent who “supports everything that Donald Trump does.”

(Alabama Political Reporter) – Jones and his Republican opponent, Tommy Tuberville, were both invited to address the Auburn College Democrats and the Auburn College Republicans in what the two college groups hoped would have been a debate between the two Senate candidates, but Tuberville declined to participate.

(The Guardian) – Amid an unprecedented number of early votes cast in the 2020 election cycle, Alabama senator Doug Jones is staking his electoral fortunes on framing his re-election campaign around the threat to voting rights, especially in his native deep south.

(Montgomery Independent) – Like Sen. Heflin, Sen. Doug Jones is a conservative Democrat who places the needs of Alabamians before partisan politics. It probably shouldn’t come as a surprise that Doug Jones began his political career working for Sen. Heflin.

(Opelika Observer) – “Too many veterans — in Alabama and across the country — lack access to affordable, compassionate and effective mental health care,” said Sen. Jones, a member of the Armed Services Committee. “Through increased access to local and innovative treatment options, this new law will help veterans get the life-saving mental health services they may need.”

(AL.com) – Just in time for Halloween, famed horror writer Stephen King is weighing in on the Alabama Senate race.

(AL Daily News) – Today we are talking to Sen. Doug Jones, who is one week away from the election to determine whether he gets to stay in the U.S. Senate or if voters will send him home after almost three years in favor of Republican Tommy Tuberville.

WASHINGTON, DC (The New York Times) — “Somebody’s got to speak out,” Senator Doug Jones said of his public embrace of the Black Lives Matter movement. “And if you base the calculation only on whether it will win you an election, then you will never, ever do it.”

(Alabama Political Reporter) – The College Democrats at Auburn University and the College Republicans at Auburn University have asked U.S. Senator Doug Jones, D-Alabama, and his Republican opponent, Tommy Tuberville, to attend a student forum on Wednesday. Jones has agreed to attend the forum, Auburn University College Democrats confirmed for APR on Sunday, but it was unclear whether Tuberville planned to attend.

(AL.com) – U.S. Sen. Doug Jones stood in line with hundreds of voters at the Jefferson County Courthouse Friday morning to cast his absentee ballot in November’s general election. Jones was seen filling out his ballot application and chatting with voters.