Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) is seriously considering a run for Alabama governor in 2026, telling reporters he is “50/50” on a second term in the Senate.

Tuberville, first elected to the chamber in 2020, has been discussing his political future with Senate colleagues, he told the Washington Examiner on Tuesday, including members of GOP leadership and Republicans who once served as governor.

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