GoKawiilTomorrow Together launches $1.1M AI research initiative ahead of 2028 race
Democratic group Tomorrow Together is starting a new research effort, initially funded at $1.1 million, to shape how the party talks to voters about artificial intelligence. The announcement comes at Denver's What's Next conference, following the group's $6.5 million midterm spending backing candidates who favored AI and data center regulation.
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Democratic strategists like David Shor and group leaders such as Karthik Ganapathy frame AI regulation as a rare bipartisan-friendly issue that could differentiate Democrats from Trump's opposition to AI rules. Chief program officer Maddie Kriger's comments suggest the party is also preparing messaging in case future AI incidents raise public concern, positioning the issue as both a political opportunity and a readiness exercise ahead of 2028.
- Tomorrow Together is funding a new $1.1M research initiative on AI messaging for Democrats.
- The group previously spent $6.5 million in midterms backing AI-regulation-friendly candidates.
- Party strategists see AI regulation as a potential wedge issue against Trump heading into 2028.
Source: fastcompany.com, 2026-11-13
Published there as: “Democrats announce a new effort to shape the AI agenda ahead of the 2028 presidential election”
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