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A Super PAC, officially known as an “independent expenditure-only committee”, is a political organization that can raise and spend unlimited funds to support or oppose candidates, as long as all activities are conducted independently from campaigns. Super PACs cannot donate directly to candidates or coordinate strategy with them, but they can run advertising, voter education, issue campaigns, and other outreach efforts. SITE operates as a fully compliant, nonpartisan Super PAC dedicated to advancing responsible modernization and people-centered economic development across Alabama.

SITE stands for Science, Innovation, Technology, and Engineering. Our mission is to advance responsible modernization across Alabama by supporting leaders who strengthen STEM education, industrial competitiveness, digital infrastructure, advanced manufacturing, and long-term workforce opportunity.

No. SITE is strictly nonpartisan. We support candidates and public officials based on their commitment to modernization, responsible decision-making, transparency, and community benefit — not on party affiliation or ideology.

SITE evaluates candidates using a structured, evidence-based process. We review their voting records, policy positions, modernization priorities, public engagement behavior, and commitment to STEM, advanced manufacturing, digital infrastructure, and workforce development. We support only those who demonstrate responsible long-term leadership.

Yes. SITE opposes candidates who block modernization, undermine transparency, push unvetted industrial or tech projects, weaken STEM or workforce readiness, or consistently ignore the long-term interests of their communities.

Contributions fund voter education campaigns, research, modernization scorecards, digital outreach, independent expenditures, community impact analysis, and efforts supporting candidates who strengthen Alabama’s economic and technological future. Donations are never coordinated with any candidate or campaign.

Responsible modernization ensures that innovation, automation, AI, and industrial development strengthen communities rather than displace them. It means making decisions grounded in due diligence, engineering standards, transparency, data, and long-term community impact.

es. SITE advocates for STEM pipelines, CTE alignment, digital infrastructure, innovation districts, engineering-based public planning, and workforce programs that prepare Alabamians for high-quality jobs in advanced manufacturing, technology, and the innovation economy.

Absolutely. SITE partners with industry leaders, workforce organizations, educational institutions, and community stakeholders who share our mission of strengthening Alabama through science, technology, innovation, engineering, and responsible economic development.

Alabama is at a pivotal moment. Decisions about AI, automation, advanced manufacturing, data centers, STEM investment, and infrastructure will shape our economic future for decades. Modernization-focused leadership determines whether Alabama grows, competes, attracts new industries — and whether our residents gain access to the opportunities of the future.

SITE was founded with a focus on underinvested and overlooked communities, beginning in Bessemer and West Jefferson. However, its mission is statewide. SITE works across Alabama to strengthen STEM readiness, support industrial modernization, promote responsible technology adoption, and help elect leaders who understand the opportunities and risks shaping Alabama’s future economy. Our goal is to create a unified movement for modernization, regardless of region, city size, or political boundaries.