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Anti-AI populism is the future of American politics | Garrison Lovely
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The AI industry had a bad night last week. The Democrats’ sweeping midterms victory is a rebuke of Donald Trump, the industry’s most powerful champion. Almost everywhere they could, voters rejected datacenters: moratoriums and other restrictions passed in more than 30 localities across nine states. And, with wins in places such as Texas, Ohio and Georgia, an estimated 41% of planned datacenter capacity is in states with governors-elect backing moratoriums. To be sure, the election results were not primarily abou…
The problem
A columnist says voters passed datacenter moratoriums or restrictions in more than 30 localities across nine states, and an estimated 41% of planned datacenter capacity sits in states with governors-elect backing moratoriums.
What this doesn’t fix
The columnist says the election results were not primarily about AI; corruption, cost of living, Iran and immigration ranked as more important to voters in NBC exit polls.
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v1Truvace Impact Record TRV-2026-2475, v1: “Anti-AI populism is the future of American politics | Garrison Lovely.” Truvace, 2026-11-12. /record/TRV-2026-2475 (accessed on the day you copy it). sha256 75b397b7e8f5134d…
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