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Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Everett Wess campaigns against long odds — Tommy Tuberville | ChamberLight
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This article 1 analysis · Sep 26, 2026
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Democratic Senate nominee Everett Wess is campaigning despite a large fundraising gap and forecasts favoring Republican nominee Barry Moore. Wess is emphasizing healthcare, education and economic concerns, while analysts describe Alabama as a difficult state for Democrats to win.
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This article 1 analysis · Sep 26, 2026
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People in this story 6 + 1 EW Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate campaigning against long odds
PRIMARY SUBJECT
Alabama senator whose seat is at stake as he runs for governor
President whose administration Wess criticizes
Former president whose health-insurance tax credits are discussed
Republican Senate nominee and Wess’s opponent
Former Alabama senator cited as an example of a Democrat winning statewide
ALSO MENTIONED Roy Moore, Former Alabama Supreme Court justice and 2017 Senate candidate mentioned in historical context
President whose administration Wess criticizes
Former president whose health-insurance tax credits are discussed
Republican Senate nominee and Wess’s opponent
SHOW 1 MORE SHOW FEWER Former Alabama senator cited as an example of a Democrat winning statewide
ALSO MENTIONED Roy Moore, Former Alabama Supreme Court justice and 2017 Senate candidate mentioned in historical context
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