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Tyler L. Davis

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Position on major issues

Artificial intelligence

Tyler speaking at Board of County Commissioners Meeting on June 17, 2026 against data centers and about greater need for representation in the rural parts of the county.

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Economy, jobs and wages

No one should lose their livelihood simply because industries change. We should be upskilling and reskilling workers—especially in trades—so people can move into higher-paying, future-ready roles without starting over. The goal is not job replacement, but job advancement.

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Jobs and workforce development that help people earn more and stay rooted in their communities

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Education

Education that leads to real opportunity, not just credentials

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Energy

Infrastructure built for the future, including broadband, energy resilience, and water protection

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Environment and climate

I believe in innovation, technology, and growth—but not at the expense of our land, water, or health. If progress disrespects the planet, it isn’t progress. We can grow responsibly, sustainably, and intelligently if we choose to look hard enough for balanced solutions.

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Sustainable innovation that respects the Panhandle’s environment and economy

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Infrastructure and transportation

Infrastructure built for the future, including broadband, energy resilience, and water protection

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Technology and privacy

Tyler speaking at Board of County Commissioners Meeting on June 17, 2026 against data centers and about greater need for representation in the rural parts of the county.

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