Tomorrow Together, a leftist PAC, is launching a $4 million ad campaign against four House Republicans in competitive districts, criticizing their support for a 2025 measure that would have blocked states from regulating AI.
\n\nAxios reports that the ads target Representatives Derrick Van Orden of Wisconsin, Juan Ciscomani of Arizona, Rob Bresnahan of Pennsylvania and Tom Barrett of Michigan. All four voted in May 2025 for a House budget bill that included a 10-year moratorium on state-level AI regulation, and all four sit in presidential battleground states where their races are considered competitive heading into the next election.
\n\nTomorrow Together commissioned polling from Workbench Strategy to shape the campaign. The firm found that voters in the four districts are more concerned about blocking state oversight of AI than about controversies surrounding data centers. Voters also said they trust Democrats over Republicans to hold AI executives accountable, by margins of 7 to 10 points across the districts, and majorities in all four said a candidate’s position on AI factors into their vote.
\n\nThe polling pointed to broad support for specific accountability measures: requiring data centers to cover their own utility costs, holding AI companies liable for harm they cause, and strengthening…
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