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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 2h

They’re coming for our water, our farms, and now our beer. You can’t have Texas beer without Texas agriculture. At the State Fair, Texans are telling us they’re worried about AI data centers taking the resources our farms and communities depend on.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 5h

Rural Texas deserves real economic development. For too long, rural communities have been treated like sacrificial lambs while the Greedy Few make the decisions and walk away with the profits. We need to rebuild the rural economy without sacrificing our water or our way of life.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 11h

TODAY is the last day to register to vote in Texas! If you haven't registered yet, or you're not sure your registration is up to date, today is the day to get it done.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 05/10/2026

Tomorrow is your LAST DAY to register to vote in Texas! Don’t wait until voting starts to find out there’s a problem with your registration. Take a minute today to check your status and make sure your information is up to date.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 04/10/2026

Breaking news! My opponent just pulled a Greg Abbott by flip flopping on data centers. After months of his parrots saying there's nothing the ag commissioner can do, he suddenly realized the election is a month away and changed his tune.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 04/10/2026

I’ve seen firsthand what happens when you put kids to work in a garden. Kids who were fighting and skipping class started showing up again, improving their grades, and making things right with each other.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 04/10/2026

ONE MONTH until Election Day! Before we get there, you need to make sure you're registered to vote. The voter registration deadline is THIS MONDAY, October 5th. Check your registration today and make sure you're ready to vote on November 3rd!

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 03/10/2026

Great conversations here in Victoria at Tejas Fest! Texans want affordable food from local farms, water protected for our communities, and a future that isn't sold off to Big Tech and corporate monopolies.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 03/10/2026

Organized money has never given working people a damn thing. Safe and affordable food came from organized people fighting for it. If we want to take our food system back from the monopolies, we have to organize again.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 03/10/2026

Sheep, goats, donkeys, oh my! 🐑🐐 Come meet me and some furry friends this Sunday from 4–6 PM in Austin for food, music, and a petting zoo! Can't make Austin? Come say howdy afterward in Coupland for the HD 52 line dancing party from 6–9 PM!

Campaign event graphic featuring Clayton Tucker speaking into a microphone in a cowboy hat, surrounded by images of a sheep, goats, and a donkey. Text reads, “Sheep, Goats, Donkeys, Oh My! Meet Clayton Farm Animals Petting Zoo!” The event is October 4 from 4–6 PM at 4504 Travis Country Circle, Blue Valley Pool Pavilion in Austin, Texas, with food and music.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 03/10/2026

We are statistically tied, and this race is moving. The billionaires and corporate bigshots have plenty of money to throw around. We have Texans ready to fight for our water, our privacy, and affordable, safe food. Only organized people can beat organized money. Now is the time to prove it.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 02/10/2026

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: A federal judge just HALTED the destruction of Big Bend. This is a massive victory for the landowners, local communities, and everyday Texans who stood up to protect one of our state's greatest treasures. The fight isn't over, but today, the people won.

Graphic from the Center for Biological Diversity over a scenic view of Big Bend. Large text reads, “MASSIVE WIN FOR BIG BEND.” Below, it says a federal judge has frozen all destruction throughout the Big Bend region until the project’s legality can be determined in court. The graphic adds that the Center will continue fighting to save Big Bend and asks supporters to join them.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 02/10/2026

The deadline is almost here! Monday, October 5th is the last day to register to vote. Don’t wait until the last minute to find out there’s an issue with your registration.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 02/10/2026

The price you pay at the grocery store shouldn’t depend on how much a corporation thinks it can squeeze out of you. With surveillance pricing, companies can use AI and your personal data to calculate how much you’ll pay for what you need.

Graphic showing a grocery store aisle with electronic shelf labels. A magnified inset highlights a digital price tag displaying $15.98. Below is a photo of Clayton Tucker with text reading, “Your personal data can be used to calculate how much you’ll pay.”

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 01/10/2026

My family helped build this church generations ago. I want future generations of Texans to inherit something worth protecting, too. We shouldn’t rush headfirst into AI data centers that threaten our water, our land, and our communities without asking what we’re giving up along the way.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 01/10/2026

I’ve worked my family’s ranch growing up and continuously for the past 10+ years. Young farmers who work their family’s land, or who lease land, are still farmers. I reject my opponent's implications that young farmers are not farmers.

Press release graphic from Clayton Tucker for Texas Agriculture Commissioner over a photo of Tucker in a cowboy hat working with cattle on a ranch. The statement says Tucker grew up working on his family’s ranch and still works it today, argues that young farmers do not need to personally own the land they work to count as farmers, and responds to Nate Sheets’ challenge to his agricultural qualifications.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 30/09/2026

Texans shouldn't have to pay to be watched. While communities across Texas are pulling the plug on Flock cameras, Kyle voted to keep spending taxpayer dollars on this surveillance technology. Texans deserve privacy, transparency, and a say in how we're being tracked.

Graphic featuring a Caldwell-Hays Examiner headline reading, “Kyle officials cited in Urban Dictionary’s new definition for politicos loyal to warrantless state surveillance.” Below is an Urban Dictionary-style entry defining “Flock Bloc” as politicians who support police surveillance using Flock license plate-reading cameras. The graphic names Kyle Mayor Yvonne Flores-Cale and Councilwoman Melisa Medina and says they supported continued taxpayer spending on the technology. Photos of both officials appear at the bottom.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 30/09/2026

Yesterday, we raised questions about whether Data Nate meets the legal qualifications to serve as Ag Commissioner. Now he’s questioning my own experience, so I’m answering him directly: growing up and working on a family ranch doesn’t stop counting because the land is still in your family’s name.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 30/09/2026

Agriculture isn’t a campaign prop to me. It’s my life. I grew up baling hay, mending fences, and working livestock on my family’s ranch. Texas law requires real agricultural experience for a reason. Texans deserve answers about whether Data Nate meets those requirements.

Press release graphic from Clayton Tucker for Texas Agriculture Commissioner over a photo of a rural barn. The graphic quotes Tucker saying Texans deserve an Agriculture Commissioner who meets Texas law’s requirements, describing his experience working on his family’s ranch, and arguing that Nate Sheets likely does not meet the legal qualifications for the office based on his agricultural experience. It concludes: “Texas law is clear: the Commissioner who oversees Texas Agriculture should be of, by, and for those who are actually in the industry.”

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 29/09/2026

Only organized people can beat organized money. I was in Jim Hogg county talking with folks about data centers, Al, water, diesel, and more. Organized money is pushing for Al data centers. If we're not careful, outwater, tarms, and communities may pay the price.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 28/09/2026

765 transmission lines are popping up across Texas. They're massive, they're damaging, they may not be entirely legal. They're also going to many of the data center hotspots, which begs the question: who are they really for?

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 28/09/2026

Our food should be affordable. It should also be safe to eat. Food monopolies have gotten too powerful, and working families are paying the price. It’s time to take our food system back from the Greedy Few.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 28/09/2026

We’re moving up in the polls and are now in a statistical tie. A new statewide poll has us at 44% to Data Nate’s 46%, within the margin of error. These Corrupt Bigshots have the lobbyists, the PACs, and piles of money. We have people.

Graphic showing Clayton Tucker and Nate Sheets in front of the Texas Capitol. Tucker appears in full color holding a microphone, while Sheets is tinted red behind him. Large text reads “Statistical Tie.” Poll numbers show Clayton Tucker at 44% and “Data Nate” at 46%, within the margin of error. The graphic cites Texas Public Opinion Research, September 2026, with a ±3.6% margin of error.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 28/09/2026

Healthy soil is one of our best defenses against drought. Healthy soil lets more rain soak in and stay available for crops instead of being lost to runoff and evaporation. We need to rebuild our soil and protect the land that feeds us.

Graphic featuring a close-up of dark, healthy soil with the text, “Healthy soil can hold more water during dry Texas summers.” A circular inset shows a water droplet falling onto soil, with Clayton Tucker pictured in the bottom right corner.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 27/09/2026

Data centers and AI are uniting Americans. This isn't about being red or blue, country or city, or your fav political sports team. This is about organized people defending ourselves against organized money.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 27/09/2026

Surveillance is not safety. Flock cameras are tracking Texans everywhere they drive, all without a warrant. Our freedom and privacy shouldn't be the price we pay for Big Tech's surveillance network.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 26/09/2026

The Rio Grande Valley does not have water to waste. Families and farmers are already feeling the strain. We cannot let massive AI data centers come in and compete with Texans for the water we depend on.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 26/09/2026

Half of Texas families surveyed say someone is skipping meals or eating less. Food costs keep climbing while the Ultra Wealthy dominate our food system. Texans deserve affordable food and farmers deserve a fair deal.

Graphic featuring a close-up photo of a child eating corn. Text reads, “Texas News: Rising food costs have half of Texas families skipping meals or eating less, new survey finds.”

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 26/09/2026

These Corrupt Bigshots are moving faster than they can control their own technology. OpenAI reportedly didn't know its AI was meddling with U.S. government websites until after it happened.

Screenshot of a New York Times article with the headline, “OpenAI’s A.I. Went Rogue and Meddled With U.S. Government Websites.” The subheadline says the company only recently learned its technology had meddled with websites for the Education Department, Commerce Department, and Securities and Exchange Commission. Below is a photo of OpenAI’s headquarters in San Francisco.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 25/09/2026

Funny how everybody starts changing their tune when Election Day gets close. I’ve been fighting irresponsible AI data centers because I know what happens when a ranch starts running out of water. Having been raised around cattle, I know what bull smells like.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 25/09/2026

Go Texan is in danger. It promotes growing, processing, and manufacturing in Texas. It’s a great brand that helps local Texas businesses grow. My opponent, Data Nate, wants to get rid of the Go Texan program, which ain’t surprising, considering he was a food importer who sold out to Wall Street.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 25/09/2026

900 Flock cameras down. Thousands more to go. Texans should be able to drive down the road without Big Tech tracking where we go and building a database of our movements. Communities across Texas are starting to pull the plug. Let’s de-flock Texas.

Texas Tribune graphic with the headline, “At least 900 Flock cameras have been unplugged in Texas since state funding was cut.” The graphic says at least 14 cities and counties have shut off Flock cameras since state funding was rescinded in late August. Houston and Dallas shut down grant-funded cameras while keeping much of their networks operating, while Plano, Robinson, and Kendall County ended their Flock contracts entirely. Dated September 24, 2026.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 24/09/2026

Hemp can do a whole lot more than you might think. We can grow it right here in Texas and use it to make biodegradable plastics while creating another cash crop for our farmers. It’s time to let Texas farmers farm.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 24/09/2026

Brisket is getting too expensive for Texas BBQ joints to sell. Something is seriously wrong. Families can't afford higher grocery bills, and small businesses can't keep eating these costs. We need a food system that works for the people who grow our food, sell our food, and eat our food.

A KWTX news graphic shows sliced brisket and barbecue ribs on a cutting board. Text reads, “‘That is a killer’: Some barbecue restaurants in Texas are pulling brisket and ribs from their menus due to high beef prices.”

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 23/09/2026

Texas is running out of water, y’all. Water is life. Agua es vida. We can get a lot of things wrong and still recover, but if we lose our water, nothing else matters. I’m a farmer. Water and food are the issues I live with every day, and Texas families deserve leaders who will protect both.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 22/09/2026

This isn’t about your favorite political sports team. This is about protecting Texas from inflation. When both Gina Hinojosa, Sid Miller, and myself are calling for Greg Abbott to suspend the gas tax, you know it’s important. My opponent hasn’t said a word about any of this.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 22/09/2026

Sheriff Thaddeus Cleveland spent 26 years with Border Patrol, including 11 years as a leader in the Big Bend sector. His assessment is clear: a border wall in Big Bend is not necessary. We can keep our border secure without taking private land and scarring one of Texas' greatest treasures.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 21/09/2026

Nearly 700+ Jacinto City residents are standing up to these Corrupt Bigshots. Their community is fighting back against an AI data center that could put their water, power, and quality of life at risk. Texans across our state are proving what happens when organized people stand together.

Graphic from Courier Texas featuring a photo of the Jacinto City water tower against a blue sky. Text reads, “700+ residents oppose AI data center as Jacinto City adopts emergency ordinance.” The article is by ShaVonne Herndon, with “Jacinto City, Texas” displayed at the bottom.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 21/09/2026

Every Texas school should have the chance to grow its own food. School community gardens can put fresh food in kids’ hands while teaching the next generation how to grow it themselves. We can fight childhood hunger right where our kids learn.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 20/09/2026

Texas is staring down an 11-gigawatt AI data center campus in the Panhandle. Project Matador has already secured a state permit for 6 gigawatts of natural-gas power generation. A project this massive raises serious questions about the strain on Texas water, power, and rural communities.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 19/09/2026

The water problem doesn’t end at the intake pipe. Data centers are already drawing scrutiny over how much water they use. Now their wastewater is raising concerns about what gets put back into our water.

Graphic featuring a Guardian headline reading, “US datacenters face further backlash over wastewater pollution.” The subheadline says cases involving rare bacteria, “forever chemicals,” and other alleged pollution have prompted alarm. Below is an aerial photo of a large data center complex next to an image of a person holding a “NO DATA CENTER” sign.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 19/09/2026

The greedy few want us fighting each other so we don’t fight them. City or country, red or blue, working Texans have more in common with each other than we ever will with the monopolists rigging our economy. It’s time to unite and break their grip.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 18/09/2026

Greg Abbott has taken millions from interests tied to the data center boom. Data Nate Sheets has taken big money from AI interests too. No wonder Data Nate wants to call these corporations our “strategic partners.” He’s Abbott’s lapdog, and Big Tech knows exactly who they’re investing in.

Screenshot of a Collin County Journal post reading, “Greg Abbott Has Received Roughly $20 Million From Data Center Interests.” Below the headline is a photo of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, wearing a blue suit and red tie, seated at a table with several people.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 17/09/2026

Texas food should come from Texas. If we can grow it here, we should grow it here. If we can process it here, we should process it here. Let's expand GO TEXAN, support local businesses, and make our food local again.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 17/09/2026

Texans need relief at the pump. I called for suspending the gas tax months ago. Now Commissioner Sid Miller is renewing that call while working Texans keep paying more.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 16/09/2026

They pissed off a bunch of Texans, and now Texans are organizing. Rural communities know what happens when the Greedy Few get to write the rules and take what they want. History is rhyming, and rural Texans are ready to lead again.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 16/09/2026

BREAKING NEWS: Hays County Commissioners just reversed course on funding Axon’s proposed AI policing contract. After weeks of public debate over surveillance, privacy, and accountability, commissioners rejected the initial payment for the proposed $4.5 million deal.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 15/09/2026

AI data centers can change a community long before anyone realizes what’s coming. Today, I spoke before the Brewster County Commissioners Court about what Texans are already seeing elsewhere: pollution, constant noise, rising housing costs, and the loss of our dark Texas skies.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 15/09/2026

Data Nate calls AI data centers "strategic partners." I call them the Thieving Elite coming for our water, power, and resources. It's time to put the brakes on AI data centers before they take even more from working Texans. Organized people can beat organized money, but we need you in this fight.

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Clayton Tucker @claytontuckertx.com · 15/09/2026

BREAKING NEWS: San Marcos is indefinitely postponing its vote on Axon’s AI surveillance technology. Texans are making their voices heard against these Corrupt Bigshots turning our communities into testing grounds for mass surveillance.

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