Public First Action, a nonprofit advocating for artificial intelligence safeguards, is spending $15 million to support Republican candidates who favor AI regulation ahead of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, marking one of the most aggressive interventions yet in the escalating political fight over how to govern the technology. The group has already deployed more than $7 million in advertising, targeting roughly a dozen conservative candidates in state and federal races who back stronger guardrails on AI. Axios reported the effort.
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