Voters Trust Democrats More on AI

A plurality of registered voters (41% vs 33%) say they trust Democrats more than Republicans to handle artificial intelligence, while a large majority (62%) favor increased government regulation. That triple set — partisan trust gap, high public worry (71% say AI is advancing too quickly), and strong regulatory appetite — suggests AI is not only a technology issue but also a partisan political asset. — If Democrats are perceived as more trustworthy on AI, that perception could shape policy competition, regulatory framing, and voter choice in the 2026 midterms and beyond.