Democratic Conference
U.S. Rep.-elect Bob Brooks, front left, U.S. Rep.-elect Paige Cognetti, back left, both of Pennsylvania, U.S. Senator-elect Josh Turek, front right, of Iowa and U.S. Rep.-elect Jamie Ager of North Carolina respond to questions from moderator Alex Edelman, far left, during a Democratic conference Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, in Denver.
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A Democratic political group is launching a new push to find ways to meet voters' concerns about artificial intelligence before the 2028 presidential election. Tomorrow Together is kicking off a seven-figure effort to gather data on how voters feel about the technology and how Democrats can communicate about it. They are announcing the initiative as party luminaries gather in Denver to celebrate their victories in last week's midterms and chart a path forward. President Donald Trump has embraced rapid AI development and fought limitations on the technology. Several Democrats in the last election called for new regulations or even a stop to AI development.
