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Congress returned Monday to a five-week sprint with a Dec. 11 funding deadline, a bipartisan permitting vote, and a Hegseth impeachment push, all while Republicans reckon with a midterm wipeout.
Read more →The 2026 election may be over, but phone banking is not. Campaigns are now racing to cure ballots, navigate regulatory fights over AI calls, and prove that live conversations still matter in an era of cheap texting.
Read more →A gutted federal AI safety office, a flood of Democratic bills, and $63 million in safety spending just collided. The battle over who regulates artificial intelligence is now the biggest fight in Washington.
Read more →As 83% of strategists now rely on artificial intelligence for everything from voter targeting to volunteer analysis, the 2026 cycle marks the moment technology stopped assisting campaigns and started running them.
Read more →Democrats swept both chambers of Congress on Nov. 3, flipping more than 40 House seats in a night that rewrote the political map. The results raise urgent questions about how redistricting impact elections for the rest of the decade.
Read more →A stunning post-midterm power shift has Democrats poised to take control of Congress and multiple statehouses, armed with a mandate from young voters and ready to challenge President Trump's agenda on healthcare, Iran, and tariffs.
Read more →The November 3, 2026 elections are over, but the calls have not stopped. From ballot curing phone banks to a half million voter contacts by New York teachers, the data is settling the phone banking vs texting voters argument.
Read more →Fresh off their midterm sweep, Democrats are drafting the most aggressive AI oversight agenda in history, targeting everything from safety testing to your electric bill. The era of voluntary tech promises is ending.
Read more →Campaigns are now paying up to $50,000 a month to influence what AI chatbots say about candidates. The 2026 midterms just changed campaign tech forever.
Read more →The dust has barely settled on the 2026 midterms, but one thing is already clear: artificial intelligence didn't just influence this election cycle, it fundamentally rewrote the rules of political campaigning.
Read more →Projections point to a Democratic sweep of both chambers, historic Senate breakthroughs in Texas and Kansas, and ballot measures that could reshape reproductive rights and congressional maps for years.
Read more →As China accelerates work on comprehensive AI legislation and the European Union prepares for a high-stakes summit in Dublin, the battle over who writes the rules for artificial intelligence is intensifying across three continents.
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