DCCC urges AI data-center cost messaging in 31 House races
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is urging campaigns in more than 30 targeted House races to make Big Tech and AI data-center costs part of their closing argument. A review of its 69 race-specific messaging briefs found data-center references in 31, including prompts to tie Republican candidates to tax incentives and industry support. The public campaign guidance lists races involving Republican Reps. Eli Crane, Bill Huizenga, Bryan Steil and Mike Lawler.
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