Tomorrow Together, a Democratic political action committee focused on AI regulation, is spending $2.5 million on ads in Senate races against Republican Sens. Jon Husted of Ohio and Roger Marshall of Kansas. The ads criticize the senators over data center projects and their ties to former Trump AI adviser David Sacks.
The group was founded by former Biden White House official Rob Flaherty and former Bernie Sanders spokesman Karthik Ganapathy. It previously announced $4 million in spending on House races in Wisconsin, Arizona, Pennsylvania and Michigan.
Why it matters
Ohio and Kansas voters will see campaign ads linking their senators to data center development and opposition to AI regulation, though the source does not establish how voters will respond.
