Lampasas, TX - The Clayton Tucker Campaign has officially become the first Agriculture Commissioner campaign in Texas history to receive grassroots donations from all 50 states as this movement against irresponsible AI data centers and corporate power grows.

“Only organized people can beat organized money,” Tucker said. “The Thievin’ Elites have billions of dollars, armies of lobbyists, and politicians in their pockets. We have regular people from every state in America standing together to stop them from taking our food, land, water, and power.”

Tucker has emerged as one of Texas’ loudest opponents of the rapid expansion of AI data centers, warning that irresponsible projects could drain water supplies, raise electric bills, threaten farmland, and leave working Texans paying the price while Wall Street and Big Tech collect the profits.

The campaign’s 50-state plus DC donor milestone comes as Texans across the political spectrum organized against proposed data center projects, flock surveillance cameras, and other threats to rural communities.

“This campaign started with a simple idea: government should work for the people who work for a living,” Tucker said. “Every donation, petition signature, volunteer, and new supporter makes us harder to ignore. Organized money has run roughshod over working families for too long. Now organized people are rising.” 

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