BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – On May 28, Republican Jared Hudson officially declared his candidacy for the U.S. Senate in the upcoming 2026 election. This seat is currently occupied by Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Alabama, who plans to run for governor of Alabama as his term concludes on January 3, 2027.
Hudson, a Navy SEAL and the Founder/CEO of the anti-trafficking nonprofit Covenant Rescue Group, positions himself as a staunch advocate for conservative values. In his announcement, Hudson emphasized his commitment to Alabama by stating, “I’ve spent my life taking the fight to America’s enemies. Now it’s time to continue the mission in Washington.”
Highlighting his alignment with President Trump, Hudson declared his intent to be a firm supporter of the America First agenda. He articulated key priorities for his campaign, including securing the southern border, deporting criminal illegal aliens, and reducing taxes to invigorate the economy for Alabamians. His stance reflects a dedication to conservative principles, as he aims to challenge the political establishment and the so-called “swamp” in Washington.
Jared Hudson lives in Birmingham with his wife and three children, actively participating in their community and church. His campaign is built on the foundation of strong family values and a commitment to uphold the interests of Alabamians.
As Hudson embarks on this political journey, his military background and community involvement could resonate with voters seeking a genuine candidate who prioritizes Alabama’s values. The election landscape in Alabama remains dynamic, and Hudson’s entrance into the race promises to add a fresh perspective in the political arena.