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AI billionaires pour billions into securing data centers as poll opposition rises to 61%
According to Decrypt, Build American AI, an advocacy group under the super PAC "Leading the Future" backed by Marc Andreessen, Ben Horowitz, and OpenAI President Greg Brockman, has announced it will invest millions of dollars in advertising across Kansas, Ohio, and Wisconsin to strongly support data center construction. However, a recent poll from the Annenberg Public Policy Center shows that 61% of U.S. respondents oppose building new data centers locally, a significant rise from 49% earlier this year. A majority opposed the projects across all major political affiliations, with Democrats at 69%, Republicans at 54%, and Independents at 53%. President Trump commented on the matter, stating that communities resisting data centers would be "backward and poor," and warned that China is eager to see this backlash. Currently, New York has imposed a moratorium on hyperscale data centers, Texas has halted approvals, and multiple cities have followed with bans. According to Data Center Watch, approximately $130 billion in projects faced obstacles or delays in the first quarter of 2026.
AI Becomes Focus of Massachusetts Senate Primary as Anthropic Spends $500,000 to Support Candidate Markey
According to CNBC, the Democratic Senate primary in Massachusetts will take place next Tuesday, with artificial intelligence emerging as a central focus. The race between incumbent Senator Ed Markey, 80, and Representative Seth Moulton, 47, continues to heat up. Moulton seized on Markey's gaffe during a debate where he admitted to not knowing whether he uses AI himself, turning it into a campaign ad that cited the incident as exactly "why we need a new generation of leaders." Public First Action, an organization supported by Anthropic, donated $500,000 to the Markey-supporting PAC "Commonwealth Together," citing Markey's "clear support for AI regulation" and his leadership in driving a 99-to-1 vote to remove a statewide AI regulatory ban provision from a budget reconciliation bill. Anthropic has previously donated $20 million to the organization. Both candidates advocate for stronger AI regulation: Moulton calls for federal AI legislation, while Markey has introduced an "AI Accountability Agenda." Markey also boasts endorsements from prominent progressive figures such as Sanders, Warren, and Ocasio-Cortez. Latest polls show Markey leading Moulton by 35 percentage points, 63% to 28%.
NVIDIA Establishes U.S. Political Action Committee NVPAC Funded by Voluntary Employee Donations
According to Bloomberg, NVIDIA has established the NVIDIA Corporation Employees Federal Political Action Committee (PAC), which will make political contributions to U.S. federal candidates through voluntary donations from eligible employees. The move comes as the U.S. Congress and the Trump administration discuss an AI regulatory framework. With a market capitalization exceeding $5 trillion, NVIDIA’s chips serve as critical infrastructure for the AI industry, and the company continues to expand its policy influence in Washington.
NVIDIA plans to establish employee-funded U.S. political action committee NVPAC
Odaily News: According to sources familiar with the matter, NVIDIA plans to establish an employee-funded U.S. Political Action Committee (PAC) named NVPAC, aimed at participating in U.S. political activities and supporting related policy initiatives.Sources indicated that the committee's funding will primarily come from personal donations by NVIDIA employees, with specific operational details and areas of support yet to be announced.In recent years, as artificial intelligence, chip export controls, and technology regulatory policies have drawn heightened attention from the U.S. government, tech companies like NVIDIA have been intensifying their engagement with policymakers. The establishment of NVPAC is also seen as a step by NVIDIA to further participate in shaping the U.S. policy environment.
Coinbase-backed PAC endorses 32 candidates for the 2026 midterm elections.
Stand With Crypto, a Coinbase-backed organization, has announced endorsements for 32 U.S. midterm congressional candidates, aiming to advance the passage of pro-crypto policies and influence federal digital asset legislation.
Coinbase and Ripple Fund PAC, Spend $2 Million on Florida Campaign
A political action committee-affiliated organization funded by Coinbase and Ripple spent over $2 million on ads opposing Democratic candidate Oliver Gilbert in the Florida congressional district primary, as the candidate had not taken a stance on digital asset policy.
AI billionaires pour billions into securing data centers as poll opposition rises to 61%
According to Decrypt, Build American AI, an advocacy group under the super PAC "Leading the Future" backed by Marc Andreessen, Ben Horowitz, and OpenAI President Greg Brockman, has announced it will invest millions of dollars in advertising across Kansas, Ohio, and Wisconsin to strongly support data center construction. However, a recent poll from the Annenberg Public Policy Center shows that 61% of U.S. respondents oppose building new data centers locally, a significant rise from 49% earlier this year. A majority opposed the projects across all major political affiliations, with Democrats at 69%, Republicans at 54%, and Independents at 53%. President Trump commented on the matter, stating that communities resisting data centers would be "backward and poor," and warned that China is eager to see this backlash. Currently, New York has imposed a moratorium on hyperscale data centers, Texas has halted approvals, and multiple cities have followed with bans. According to Data Center Watch, approximately $130 billion in projects faced obstacles or delays in the first quarter of 2026.
AI Becomes Focus of Massachusetts Senate Primary as Anthropic Spends $500,000 to Support Candidate Markey
According to CNBC, the Democratic Senate primary in Massachusetts will take place next Tuesday, with artificial intelligence emerging as a central focus. The race between incumbent Senator Ed Markey, 80, and Representative Seth Moulton, 47, continues to heat up. Moulton seized on Markey's gaffe during a debate where he admitted to not knowing whether he uses AI himself, turning it into a campaign ad that cited the incident as exactly "why we need a new generation of leaders." Public First Action, an organization supported by Anthropic, donated $500,000 to the Markey-supporting PAC "Commonwealth Together," citing Markey's "clear support for AI regulation" and his leadership in driving a 99-to-1 vote to remove a statewide AI regulatory ban provision from a budget reconciliation bill. Anthropic has previously donated $20 million to the organization. Both candidates advocate for stronger AI regulation: Moulton calls for federal AI legislation, while Markey has introduced an "AI Accountability Agenda." Markey also boasts endorsements from prominent progressive figures such as Sanders, Warren, and Ocasio-Cortez. Latest polls show Markey leading Moulton by 35 percentage points, 63% to 28%.
NVIDIA plans to establish employee-funded U.S. political action committee NVPAC
Odaily News: According to sources familiar with the matter, NVIDIA plans to establish an employee-funded U.S. Political Action Committee (PAC) named NVPAC, aimed at participating in U.S. political activities and supporting related policy initiatives.Sources indicated that the committee's funding will primarily come from personal donations by NVIDIA employees, with specific operational details and areas of support yet to be announced.In recent years, as artificial intelligence, chip export controls, and technology regulatory policies have drawn heightened attention from the U.S. government, tech companies like NVIDIA have been intensifying their engagement with policymakers. The establishment of NVPAC is also seen as a step by NVIDIA to further participate in shaping the U.S. policy environment.
Coinbase-backed PAC endorses 32 candidates for the 2026 midterm elections.
Stand With Crypto, a Coinbase-backed organization, has announced endorsements for 32 U.S. midterm congressional candidates, aiming to advance the passage of pro-crypto policies and influence federal digital asset legislation.
Trump plans to deploy $400 million in super PAC funds to support Republican candidates in the midterm elections
Odaily News: Citing sources, Fox News reporter Aishah Hasnie revealed that Trump will begin tapping into approximately $400 million from his personal super political action committee "MAGA Inc" to support Republicans facing competitive races in the November midterm elections this year.
Crypto PAC Fairshake Primaries 4 Wins 1 Loss Spent $3.6 Million
PACs under the cryptocurrency political action committee Fairshake spent approximately $3.6 million supporting candidates in the Alaska, Florida, and Wyoming primaries; 4 out of 5 won, but one seat in Florida was lost.
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AI billionaires pour billions into securing data centers as poll opposition rises to 61%
According to Decrypt, Build American AI, an advocacy group under the super PAC "Leading the Future" backed by Marc Andreessen, Ben Horowitz, and OpenAI President Greg Brockman, has announced it will invest millions of dollars in advertising across Kansas, Ohio, and Wisconsin to strongly support data center construction. However, a recent poll from the Annenberg Public Policy Center shows that 61% of U.S. respondents oppose building new data centers locally, a significant rise from 49% earlier this year. A majority opposed the projects across all major political affiliations, with Democrats at 69%, Republicans at 54%, and Independents at 53%. President Trump commented on the matter, stating that communities resisting data centers would be "backward and poor," and warned that China is eager to see this backlash. Currently, New York has imposed a moratorium on hyperscale data centers, Texas has halted approvals, and multiple cities have followed with bans. According to Data Center Watch, approximately $130 billion in projects faced obstacles or delays in the first quarter of 2026.
Crypto PAC Spends $189,000 to Back Massachusetts Primary, Sparks Controversy Over AI Campaigning
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Musk may donate "at least $100 million" to the Republican Party, with US House Speaker planning to meet him
sources revealed US House Speaker Johnson plans to meet with Republican mega-donor Elon Musk in Texas on Friday. The meeting comes as Johnson campaigns for Republican candidates across Texas ahead of the midterm elections. It is also the latest sign that Republican leaders want Musk to make substantial contributions to help the party retain control of Congress.Sources said Musk's schedule remains subject to change, and the meeting could be adjusted at the last minute. According to reports, the tech billionaire is considering investing at least $100 million through his super PAC "America PAC" to support Republicans in this year's midterm elections, though where the funds will ultimately be directed remains unclear. Two of the sources said some Republicans believe Musk is considering channeling part of the funds into key House Republican battleground districts. (Politico)
AI Becomes Focus of Massachusetts Senate Primary as Anthropic Spends $500,000 to Support Candidate Markey
According to CNBC, the Democratic Senate primary in Massachusetts will take place next Tuesday, with artificial intelligence emerging as a central focus. The race between incumbent Senator Ed Markey, 80, and Representative Seth Moulton, 47, continues to heat up. Moulton seized on Markey's gaffe during a debate where he admitted to not knowing whether he uses AI himself, turning it into a campaign ad that cited the incident as exactly "why we need a new generation of leaders." Public First Action, an organization supported by Anthropic, donated $500,000 to the Markey-supporting PAC "Commonwealth Together," citing Markey's "clear support for AI regulation" and his leadership in driving a 99-to-1 vote to remove a statewide AI regulatory ban provision from a budget reconciliation bill. Anthropic has previously donated $20 million to the organization. Both candidates advocate for stronger AI regulation: Moulton calls for federal AI legislation, while Markey has introduced an "AI Accountability Agenda." Markey also boasts endorsements from prominent progressive figures such as Sanders, Warren, and Ocasio-Cortez. Latest polls show Markey leading Moulton by 35 percentage points, 63% to 28%.
NVIDIA Establishes U.S. Political Action Committee NVPAC Funded by Voluntary Employee Donations
According to Bloomberg, NVIDIA has established the NVIDIA Corporation Employees Federal Political Action Committee (PAC), which will make political contributions to U.S. federal candidates through voluntary donations from eligible employees. The move comes as the U.S. Congress and the Trump administration discuss an AI regulatory framework. With a market capitalization exceeding $5 trillion, NVIDIA’s chips serve as critical infrastructure for the AI industry, and the company continues to expand its policy influence in Washington.
NVIDIA plans to establish employee-funded U.S. political action committee NVPAC
Odaily News: According to sources familiar with the matter, NVIDIA plans to establish an employee-funded U.S. Political Action Committee (PAC) named NVPAC, aimed at participating in U.S. political activities and supporting related policy initiatives.Sources indicated that the committee's funding will primarily come from personal donations by NVIDIA employees, with specific operational details and areas of support yet to be announced.In recent years, as artificial intelligence, chip export controls, and technology regulatory policies have drawn heightened attention from the U.S. government, tech companies like NVIDIA have been intensifying their engagement with policymakers. The establishment of NVPAC is also seen as a step by NVIDIA to further participate in shaping the U.S. policy environment.