Keep and create jobs in Alabama.

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Campaign commitment to job retention and job creation in Alabama.

Mike Rogers For Congress
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The official House biography says Rogers has represented Alabama’s Third Congressional District since his first election in 2002 and says he works to defend Alabama’s interests and push policies that boost national security and protect the homeland.

Establishes his long federal service and stated focus on policies he says help Alabama, but it does not itself prove job creation.

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About Mike | U.S. Representative Mike Rogers
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Rogers said the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act would help families keep more paychecks and help small businesses thrive and create new jobs, and he said he supported the bill when the House passed it.

Shows he advanced and supported a concrete pro-jobs legislative effort, though the press release is an expectation of effects rather than proof of realized job gains.

partial same_term A for effort

Rogers on House Passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act | U.S. Representative Mike Rogers
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The House Clerk roll call record shows the House passed H.R. 1, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, on December 20, 2017.

Confirms the legislative vehicle Rogers backed became law after House passage, supporting an effort to affect business and employment conditions.

partial same_term A for effort

U.S. House of Representatives Roll Call Votes
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Rogers’ office said he was recognized for work at the federal level to maintain a flourishing retail industry, and the release notes retail directly supports nearly $60 billion in Alabama GDP and 760,000 jobs.

Shows continued federal advocacy tied to an industry that supports a large number of Alabama jobs, but not proof of delivering the original broad promise.

partial later_term A for effort

Rep. Rogers Named ‘Hero of Main Street’ by National Retail Federation | U.S. Representative Mike Rogers
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Rogers announced more than $949 million in funding for Anniston Army Depot projects and described the funding as critical to ensuring continued success at the depot.

Shows later-term federal action aimed at sustaining a major Alabama employer and industrial base, which is relevant to keeping jobs in the state.

partial later_term A for effort

Rep. Rogers Announces Over $949 Million in Funding for Anniston Army Depot in Reconciliation Spending | U.S. Representative Mike Rogers
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The release says a new industrial facility in Cherokee is expected to create up to 1,000 jobs and quotes Rogers stressing the need to rebuild the defense industrial base in Alabama.

Provides the clearest later-term job-creation example connected to Rogers’ advocacy, but it is still a single project rather than proof that the broad campaign promise was fully met.

partial later_term A for effort

ICYMI, Yellowhammer News: U.S. Navy Secretary, Alabama delegation cut ribbon on $2.4 billion submarine factory in Cherokee | U.S. Representative Mike Rogers
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