Where Congress stands on AI.

AI is becoming a major policy, economic, and infrastructure issue ahead of the 2026 midterms. AI Congress tracks how lawmakers and candidates approach development, data centers, governance, workers, and market power, with every assessment tied to a public record.

The House at a glance.

Start with the 140 reviewed members' overall AI posture, then switch dimensions to compare their records issue by issue. Select any colored seat to inspect its source-backed position. Gray seats have not yet been reviewed.

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435 House seats140 reviewed · 295 still to review
140 current members are included.Full House coverage is coming soon.
Current members

140 reviewed records.

These profiles connect each position to legislation, official statements, committee work, and other primary congressional records.

Mike Lawler
Republican · New York 17

Mike Lawler

Targeted federal safeguards.

Supports disclosure and accountability rules for synthetic election media and automated systems, alongside technology-sector growth.

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Zach Nunn
Republican · Iowa 3

Zach Nunn

Research, adoption, and guardrails.

Supports broader AI research access, workforce development, agricultural adoption, and national safeguards for high-risk uses.

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David Valadao
Republican · California 22

David Valadao

Agricultural technology and infrastructure.

Approaches technology through agriculture, water, rural infrastructure, reliable energy, and business adoption.

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Juan Ciscomani
Republican · Arizona 6

Juan Ciscomani

Reliable power and regional growth.

Supports grid modernization, reliable supply, and continued technology investment tied to jobs and regional growth.

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Marie Gluesenkamp Perez
Democratic · Washington 3

Marie Gluesenkamp Perez

Workers, repair, and small business.

Approaches technology through skilled trades, repair rights, small manufacturers, rural businesses, and concentrated corporate power.

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Marcy Kaptur
Democratic · Ohio 9

Marcy Kaptur

Workers, communities, and public safeguards.

Approaches technology through manufacturing jobs, energy affordability, consumer protection, and public accountability.

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Ro Khanna
Democratic · California 17

Ro Khanna

Innovation with national guardrails.

Supports technology investment alongside competition policy, worker protections, and federal accountability rules.

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Don Beyer
Democratic · Virginia 8

Don Beyer

Federal standards and accountability.

Supports federal AI safeguards, testing, transparency, and a national framework for advanced systems.

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Jay Obernolte
Republican · California 23

Jay Obernolte

A federal framework with measured safeguards.

Pairs a national AI framework and frontier-system accountability with research access, infrastructure growth, and workforce planning.

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Ted Lieu
Democratic · California 36

Ted Lieu

Mandatory control for high-risk AI.

Supports a national risk-based framework, federal AI standards, and mandatory human control for catastrophic-risk systems.

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Yvette Clarke
Democratic · New York 9

Yvette Clarke

Binding accountability for high-impact AI.

Would require impact assessments and disclosures for AI used in employment, housing, credit, and education.

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Jennifer McClellan
Democratic · Virginia 4

Jennifer McClellan

Protect ratepayers as AI infrastructure grows.

Supports firm ratepayer protections and stronger grid planning for data centers.

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Haley Stevens
Democratic · Michigan 11

Haley Stevens

Safe AI adoption for small businesses.

Advances NIST guidance so small businesses can adopt AI with technical standards and best practices.

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Sara Jacobs
Democratic · California 51

Sara Jacobs

Pre-deployment testing for catastrophic risks.

Would require frontier AI evaluations for nuclear risks and preserve meaningful human authority over nuclear decisions.

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Nathaniel Moran
Republican · Texas 1

Nathaniel Moran

Mandatory incident reporting for frontier AI.

Would require advanced-model developers to disclose dangerous capabilities and serious incidents.

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Mike Johnson
Republican · Louisiana 4

Mike Johnson

A uniform national framework for AI growth.

Supports certainty for innovators, U.S. leadership, and targeted consumer and child-safety protections.

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Darrell Issa
Republican · California 48

Darrell Issa

Federal rights against deceptive AI replicas.

Supports targeted federal protections for voice, image, and likeness while avoiding broad new regulatory burdens.

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Frank Lucas
Republican · Oklahoma 3

Frank Lucas

Innovation, workforce, and voluntary standards.

Favors federal research, education, and trustworthy-AI standards over burdensome regulation.

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Zoe Lofgren
Democratic · California 18

Zoe Lofgren

Research access with evidence-based safeguards.

Supports federal AI evaluation capacity, workforce preparation, and measured data-center standards.

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Lori Trahan
Democratic · Massachusetts 3

Lori Trahan

Binding oversight for frontier AI.

Would require model cards, risk frameworks, independent audits, incident reporting, and ongoing assessments.

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Valerie Foushee
Democratic · North Carolina 4

Valerie Foushee

People-first rules across AI systems.

Supports frontier-model evaluation, chatbot safeguards, worker research, and data-center resource disclosure.

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Greg Casar
Democratic · Texas 35

Greg Casar

Worker-first oversight of powerful AI companies.

Would ban AI-driven surveillance pricing and wage setting and require accountability for frontier-system failures.

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Brian Babin
Republican · Texas 36

Brian Babin

Build the infrastructure needed to win the AI race.

Calls for faster data-center, generation, and transmission buildout alongside research and workforce investment.

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Brett Guthrie
Republican · Kentucky 2

Brett Guthrie

Protect and accelerate U.S. AI buildout.

Treats rapid domestic data-center and energy development as a national-security priority.

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Bob Latta
Republican · Ohio 5

Bob Latta

Build data centers without shifting costs to families.

Supports continued AI infrastructure growth with ratepayer protections and coordinated cybersecurity responses.

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Jake Auchincloss
Democratic · Massachusetts 4

Jake Auchincloss

Platform liability for abusive AI content.

Would condition platform protections on action against abusive deepfakes and add online-safety tools for families.

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Doris Matsui
Democratic · California 7

Doris Matsui

Preserve enforceable AI safeguards.

Defends state authority to enforce consumer, privacy, and bias protections until meaningful federal safeguards exist.

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Erin Houchin
Republican · Indiana 9

Erin Houchin

Binding protections for children using AI chatbots.

Would require disclosures, crisis resources, break prompts, and safety policies for chatbot services used by minors.

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Celeste Maloy
Republican · Utah 2

Celeste Maloy

Targeted rules for catastrophic and abusive AI harms.

Would test advanced systems for nuclear risks and hold platforms accountable for abusive deepfakes.

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Rich McCormick
Republican · Georgia 7

Rich McCormick

Faster AI infrastructure and fewer export constraints.

Calls for faster data-center and power permitting and opposes AI-chip export rules he sees as weakening U.S. leadership.

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Frank Pallone
Democratic · New Jersey 6

Frank Pallone

Community and consumer protections for AI deployment.

Calls for firm safeguards around AI data centers, surveillance pricing, and dangerous chatbots.

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Sarah McBride
Democratic · Delaware At-Large

Sarah McBride

Transparent models and sustainable infrastructure.

Supports voluntary model documentation and lower-impact data-center technology that protects local resources.

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Suzanne Bonamici
Democratic · Oregon 1

Suzanne Bonamici

Human-centered AI for schools and workplaces.

Supports student privacy, worker preparation, human oversight, bias testing, and automated-decision disclosures.

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Laurel Lee
Republican · Florida 15

Laurel Lee

Transparency for AI crawlers and resilient infrastructure.

Would require automated crawlers to identify themselves and strengthen accountability for grid resilience.

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Gus Bilirakis
Republican · Florida 12

Gus Bilirakis

Platform accountability for deceptive and abusive AI.

Supports crawler disclosure and rapid removal with penalties for nonconsensual AI-generated intimate images.

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Tom Kean
Republican · New Jersey 7

Tom Kean

AI literacy paired with enforceable deepfake protections.

Supports K-12 AI education alongside labeling, criminal penalties, and civil remedies for harmful synthetic content.

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Joe Morelle
Democratic · New York 25

Joe Morelle

Enforceable protections against harmful deepfakes.

Supports criminal and civil remedies for nonconsensual synthetic imagery and clear labeling of AI-generated content.

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Chris Deluzio
Democratic · Pennsylvania 17

Chris Deluzio

Strong worker protections from automated decisions.

Would require human oversight, bias testing, disclosure, and limits on AI-driven employment decisions and surveillance.

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Darren Soto
Democratic · Florida 9

Darren Soto

Practical AI adoption with workforce planning.

Supports federal AI use for consumer safety and research on how automation will reshape jobs and skills.

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Suhas Subramanyam
Democratic · Virginia 10

Suhas Subramanyam

Support small AI firms and measure infrastructure costs.

Backs small AI businesses, data-center energy standards, and oversight of concentrated AI investment risks.

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David Schweikert
Republican · Arizona 1

David Schweikert

Deploy AI rapidly across health care and government.

Would expand AI prescribing, remote monitoring, claims processing, and automated federal auditing.

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Don Bacon
Republican · Nebraska 2

Don Bacon

Rapid, governed military AI adoption.

Supports faster Pentagon AI adoption with risk-based oversight, testing, and human involvement.

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Mariannette Miller-Meeks
Republican · Iowa 1

Mariannette Miller-Meeks

Targeted protections for children using AI chatbots.

Would require safety policies, disclosures, parental tools, and crisis protections for conversational AI used by minors.

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Chuck Fleischmann
Republican · Tennessee 3

Chuck Fleischmann

Expand energy and research capacity for AI leadership.

Supports nuclear power, national-lab computing, and AI-enabled scientific discovery.

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Democratic · New York 14

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Pause AI data-center expansion until national safeguards exist.

Supports a temporary construction moratorium until national rules protect workers, ratepayers, communities, and the environment.

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Kathy Castor
Democratic · Florida 14

Kathy Castor

Make data centers pay their own grid costs.

Supports AI investment with binding protections that prevent data-center electricity costs from shifting to households.

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Deborah Ross
Democratic · North Carolina 2

Deborah Ross

Security reporting and bargaining rights around AI.

Supports AI incident reporting, federal vulnerability standards, creator bargaining rights, and continued state authority.

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María Elvira Salazar
Republican · Florida 27

María Elvira Salazar

Federal rights against abusive AI replicas.

Supports enforceable rights over voice and likeness, platform takedowns, and penalties for nonconsensual synthetic imagery.

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Harriet Hageman
Republican · Wyoming At-Large

Harriet Hageman

Civil-liberty controls for government use of AI.

Supports privacy and accuracy reviews for courtroom AI and remedies against government-directed AI censorship.

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Gabe Evans
Republican · Colorado 8

Gabe Evans

Protect ratepayers while keeping U.S. AI competitive.

Supports guardrails for severe AI misuse and grid-cost protections while resisting state rules he sees as slowing innovation.

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Debbie Dingell
Democratic · Michigan 6

Debbie Dingell

Protect people and communities as AI expands.

Supports enforceable deepfake protections and AI data-center investment with ratepayer safeguards and public oversight.

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Scott Peters
Democratic · California 50

Scott Peters

Build the energy and innovation base for AI growth.

Supports faster transmission and energy permitting, customer protections, and stronger patent incentives for AI innovation.

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Raja Krishnamoorthi
Democratic · Illinois 8

Raja Krishnamoorthi

Secure U.S. AI leadership against foreign threats.

Supports U.S. AI development with cybersecurity planning, advanced-chip controls, and intelligence-community oversight.

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Bill Foster
Democratic · Illinois 11

Bill Foster

Accountability for consequential and deceptive AI uses.

Supports disclosure, investor protection, resilient digital identity, and technical controls for consequential AI systems.

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Brittany Pettersen
Democratic · Colorado 7

Brittany Pettersen

Consumer protections alongside responsible AI innovation.

Supports a national framework addressing fraud, identity theft, election risks, and financial-account security.

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Darin LaHood
Republican · Illinois 16

Darin LaHood

Win the AI race with targeted security controls.

Supports rapid U.S. AI leadership with protections against espionage, chip smuggling, and risky foreign software.

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Rob Wittman
Republican · Virginia 1

Rob Wittman

Accelerate trusted military AI and its energy base.

Supports faster military autonomy, common testing systems, risk-based review, and expanded nuclear and research capacity.

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Morgan Griffith
Republican · Virginia 9

Morgan Griffith

Expand supervised AI adoption in health care.

Supports broad health-care AI adoption with human supervision and more domestic energy for AI infrastructure.

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Nancy Mace
Republican · South Carolina 1

Nancy Mace

Keep broad rules light while targeting concrete harms.

Opposes broad developer mandates while supporting federal AI training and penalties for nonconsensual deepfakes.

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French Hill
Republican · Arkansas 2

French Hill

Regulatory flexibility with human accountability.

Supports financial AI sandboxes, human review, documented compliance, consumer protection, and national privacy rules.

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Randy Weber
Republican · Texas 14

Randy Weber

Power rapid AI growth with reliable domestic energy.

Supports data-center growth backed by nuclear generation, behind-the-meter arrangements, and an innovation-friendly framework.

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David Rouzer
Republican · North Carolina 7

David Rouzer

Keep federal AI policy focused on growth and adoption.

Supports the administration's AI Action Plan, workforce preparation, and fewer federal barriers to private-sector deployment.

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Joe Wilson
Republican · South Carolina 2

Joe Wilson

Accelerate allied defense AI development.

Supports joint U.S.-Israel work on AI, autonomous systems, cybersecurity, and emerging defense technologies.

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Bill Huizenga
Republican · Michigan 4

Bill Huizenga

Preserve investor accountability as AI enters finance.

Supports clearer financial-market rules, human responsibility for automated decisions, and oversight of AI-related systemic risk.

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Pete Sessions
Republican · Texas 17

Pete Sessions

Use targeted safeguards against AI-enabled fraud.

Supports digital-identity protections and flexible development zones intended to accelerate data-center and advanced-technology investment.

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Hank Johnson
Democratic · Georgia 4

Hank Johnson

Protect civil rights as automated systems spread.

Supports innovation alongside safeguards for privacy, discrimination, due process, and the people affected by consequential AI decisions.

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Troy Carter
Democratic · Louisiana 2

Troy Carter

Strengthen federal defenses against AI security risks.

Would create a CISA task force to identify AI vulnerabilities and coordinate protections for critical infrastructure.

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Josh Gottheimer
Democratic · New Jersey 5

Josh Gottheimer

Label synthetic content and secure cloud AI systems.

Supports visible AI-content disclosures, cloud-security standards, and a bipartisan commission on emerging AI risks.

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Brad Sherman
Democratic · California 32

Brad Sherman

Assess frontier AI threats before deployment outruns oversight.

Supports formal national-security threat assessments and clearer accountability for autonomous AI activity in financial markets.

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Gabe Amo
Democratic · Rhode Island 1

Gabe Amo

Build AI literacy and platform accountability.

Supports responsible AI education and stronger action by major platforms against AI-amplified fraud.

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Rick Allen
Republican · Georgia 12

Rick Allen

Adopt AI while protecting consumers and workers.

Supports AI workforce preparation with technical standards against deceptive generative-AI robocalls.

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John Moolenaar
Republican · Michigan 2

John Moolenaar

Secure American AI leadership against foreign threats.

Supports domestic AI development with export controls, whistleblower protections, and cybersecurity scrutiny of adversary models.

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August Pfluger
Republican · Texas 11

August Pfluger

Build AI infrastructure with national-security controls.

Supports AI-enabled network security and data-center growth with federal controls for malicious uses.

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Buddy Carter
Republican · Georgia 1

Buddy Carter

Expand the energy and medical base for AI adoption.

Supports faster data-center development and wider use of computational models in drug development.

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Andrew Garbarino
Republican · New York 2

Andrew Garbarino

Deploy AI for cyber defense with security built in.

Supports rapid frontier-AI use for cyber defense with flexible rules and security throughout development.

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Ritchie Torres
Democratic · New York 15

Ritchie Torres

Require clear disclosure for AI-generated content.

Supports mandatory synthetic-content disclaimers as a starting point for federal AI accountability.

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Sean Casten
Democratic · Illinois 6

Sean Casten

Scrutinize AI infrastructure costs and restore technical oversight.

Supports independent review of major AI power claims and stronger congressional technology-assessment capacity.

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Jim Himes
Democratic · Connecticut 4

Jim Himes

Advance intelligence AI with congressional oversight.

Supports intelligence-community AI adoption with coordinated research and continued congressional oversight.

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Seth Moulton
Democratic · Massachusetts 6

Seth Moulton

Accelerate defense AI under enforceable limits.

Supports faster military AI adoption with transparency, international rules, and limits on harmful autonomous uses.

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Robin Kelly
Democratic · Illinois 2

Robin Kelly

Build an inclusive national AI strategy.

Supports AI research, workforce preparation, privacy, cybersecurity, and broader access to technology.

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Richard Hudson
Republican · North Carolina 9

Richard Hudson

Lead in AI with firm national guardrails.

Supports faster domestic AI infrastructure with safeguards for security, children, workers, and competition with China.

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Elise Stefanik
Republican · New York 21

Elise Stefanik

Accelerate secure defense AI and research.

Supports rapid military AI adoption, secure research, autonomous systems, and allied technology cooperation.

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Ben Cline
Republican · Virginia 6

Ben Cline

Innovate under a balanced national framework.

Supports U.S. AI leadership and energy infrastructure with safeguards for security, privacy, and the economy.

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Russ Fulcher
Republican · Idaho 1

Russ Fulcher

Cut barriers to AI growth and its energy base.

Supports rapid AI development, streamlined energy permitting, and a uniform national framework.

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Russell Fry
Republican · South Carolina 7

Russell Fry

Scale AI adoption with privacy safeguards.

Supports wider AI adoption with national privacy rules and targeted protections against harmful uses.

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Maggie Goodlander
Democratic · New Hampshire 2

Maggie Goodlander

Audit powerful AI and protect patients.

Supports AI audits for accuracy, bias, and fairness, competition policy, and limits on automated care denials.

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Madeleine Dean
Democratic · Pennsylvania 4

Madeleine Dean

Protect identity, consent, and creative work.

Supports enforceable protections against abusive deepfakes and transparency into AI training data.

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Greg Landsman
Democratic · Ohio 1

Greg Landsman

Make AI data centers pay their full costs.

Supports federal protections for ratepayers, transparent development deals, and environmental scrutiny.

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Chrissy Houlahan
Democratic · Pennsylvania 6

Chrissy Houlahan

Use advanced AI with security and election safeguards.

Supports defense and cybersecurity AI with federal guidance for election risks and synthetic information.

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Joaquin Castro
Democratic · Texas 20

Joaquin Castro

Constrain AI disinformation and advanced-chip access.

Supports targeted national-security controls on advanced AI chips and AI-amplified disinformation.

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Michael Turner
Republican · Ohio 10

Michael Turner

Accelerate defense AI and missile detection.

Supports sustained investment in military AI, autonomous systems, and machine-learning analysis for missile defense.

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Andy Biggs
Republican · Arizona 5

Andy Biggs

Use AI with human review and privacy limits.

Supports AI adoption while requiring human review and pressing agencies on facial-recognition privacy and accuracy.

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Brian Fitzpatrick
Republican · Pennsylvania 1

Brian Fitzpatrick

Protect workers and elections as AI scales.

Supports AI innovation with worker input, human oversight, and protections against deceptive political content.

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Blake Moore
Republican · Utah 1

Blake Moore

Adopt AI while drawing firm child-safety lines.

Supports government AI adoption with binding age, disclosure, and content limits for companion chatbots.

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Ronny Jackson
Republican · Texas 13

Ronny Jackson

Build a decisive U.S. defense AI advantage.

Supports a military AI institute, joint defense development, and export controls aimed at foreign adversaries.

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Suzan DelBene
Democratic · Washington 1

Suzan DelBene

Make privacy the foundation of AI policy.

Supports U.S. AI leadership under national privacy rules and limits on automated Medicare denials.

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Andrea Salinas
Democratic · Oregon 6

Andrea Salinas

Build AI skills and make data centers cover local costs.

Supports AI education and workforce access while requiring data centers to contribute to host communities.

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Yassamin Ansari
Democratic · Arizona 3

Yassamin Ansari

Require accountability for deceptive and military AI.

Supports criminal limits on malicious AI impersonation and human review when AI informs military targeting.

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Jerrold Nadler
Democratic · New York 12

Jerrold Nadler

Protect patients and human creative rights.

Supports federal limits on AI-assisted care denials and enforceable rules for AI-assisted creative work.

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George Whitesides
Democratic · California 27

George Whitesides

Advance powerful AI under security and human safeguards.

Supports advanced AI with safety policies, human oversight, and coordinated defenses against frontier-model misuse.

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Mike Flood
Republican · Nebraska 1

Mike Flood

Use AI against fraud with consumer safeguards.

Supports AI fraud detection with oversight of privacy, discrimination, workforce effects, and regulatory gaps.

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Ann Wagner
Republican · Missouri 2

Ann Wagner

Close criminal gaps for abusive AI content.

Supports federal penalties for AI-generated child exploitation and stronger controls on sensitive technology.

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Michael Baumgartner
Republican · Washington 5

Michael Baumgartner

Grow AI without shifting infrastructure costs to families.

Supports AI growth and a national framework while making data centers cover their power and water costs.

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Jim Baird
Republican · Indiana 4

Jim Baird

Protect and extend U.S. AI leadership.

Supports faster AI development, advanced-chip security, and technical training for American diplomacy.

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Kat Cammack
Republican · Florida 3

Kat Cammack

Advance U.S. AI under national-security controls.

Supports U.S. emerging-technology leadership with restrictions on foreign-adversary platforms and data access.

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Stephen Lynch
Democratic · Massachusetts 8

Stephen Lynch

Pair financial AI innovation with robust oversight.

Supports responsible financial AI with oversight of safety, privacy, discrimination, jobs, and systemic risk.

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Jan Schakowsky
Democratic · Illinois 9

Jan Schakowsky

Stop opaque AI from denying essential care.

Supports disclosure, regulation, and enforcement for algorithms used in Medicare coverage decisions.

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Lou Correa
Democratic · California 46

Lou Correa

Deploy useful AI with civil-rights and fraud protections.

Supports AI-powered security tools with privacy and civil-rights safeguards plus platform fraud accountability.

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Rob Menendez
Democratic · New Jersey 8

Rob Menendez

Use AI for resilience while protecting ratepayers.

Supports responsible AI for network security and infrastructure rules protecting households from data-center costs.

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Ayanna Pressley
Democratic · Massachusetts 7

Ayanna Pressley

Make civil-rights testing mandatory for consequential AI.

Supports testing, transparency, and enforceable rights for AI used in jobs, housing, health, credit, and benefits.

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Warren Davidson
Republican · Ohio 8

Warren Davidson

Put privacy and civil liberties at the base of AI policy.

Supports comprehensive AI rules grounded in privacy, data ownership, liability, and constitutional protections.

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Scott Franklin
Republican · Florida 18

Scott Franklin

Focus frontier oversight on the largest developers.

Supports transparency, independent assessments, and incident reporting for frontier models without burdening startups.

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Diana Harshbarger
Republican · Tennessee 1

Diana Harshbarger

Deploy AI to expand and modernize the power grid.

Supports AI and high-performance computing to reduce interconnection delays and improve grid reliability.

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Randy Fine
Republican · Florida 6

Randy Fine

Prepare students and teachers for an AI economy.

Supports classroom AI literacy, teacher training, and responsible adoption using existing federal education funds.

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Scott Fitzgerald
Republican · Wisconsin 5

Scott Fitzgerald

Protect U.S. AI innovation from foreign adversaries.

Supports domestic AI growth with adversary-focused restrictions in patents and critical technology.

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Pramila Jayapal
Democratic · Washington 7

Pramila Jayapal

Require civil-rights testing for consequential AI.

Supports mandatory testing, transparency, and accountability for algorithms used in consequential decisions.

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Summer Lee
Democratic · Pennsylvania 12

Summer Lee

Put enforceable civil-rights offices around federal AI.

Supports trained oversight offices, public reporting, testing, and accountability for algorithmic discrimination.

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Steven Horsford
Democratic · Nevada 4

Steven Horsford

Make companies disclose AI-driven layoffs.

Supports federal reporting on AI-related layoffs, hiring shifts, retraining, and worker displacement.

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Kevin Mullin
Democratic · California 15

Kevin Mullin

Use AI to improve grid reliability and interconnection.

Supports wider use of AI and advanced computing to reduce grid delays and guide energy investment.

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Don Davis
Democratic · North Carolina 1

Don Davis

Deploy AI across agriculture and defense logistics.

Supports agricultural AI research, workforce training, standards, and military maintenance applications.

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Jeff Hurd
Republican · Colorado 3

Jeff Hurd

Create a national reporting system for AI flaws.

Supports voluntary NIST-led vulnerability reporting, shared technical standards, coordinated disclosure, and faster remediation.

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Michael Cloud
Republican · Texas 27

Michael Cloud

Protect personal data while preserving U.S. AI leadership.

Supports AI research and deployment alongside privacy, data-ownership, enforcement, workforce, and safety protections.

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Neal Dunn
Republican · Florida 2

Neal Dunn

Build defense AI capacity with security controls.

Supports defense AI infrastructure, advanced computing, research, and workforce capacity with cybersecurity safeguards.

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Eric Burlison
Republican · Missouri 7

Eric Burlison

Build AI infrastructure and keep regulation light.

Supports faster data centers, power generation, compute, and skilled-labor development with fewer regulatory constraints.

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Virginia Foxx
Republican · North Carolina 5

Virginia Foxx

Expand AI infrastructure and classroom adoption.

Supports large-scale AI and data-center investment, classroom adoption, and workforce preparation.

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Rashida Tlaib
Democratic · Michigan 12

Rashida Tlaib

Stop AI data centers from using federal land.

Supports a permanent federal-land ban, citing energy costs, pollution, water use, public health, and concentrated corporate power.

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Delia Ramirez
Democratic · Illinois 3

Delia Ramirez

Put AI executives and surveillance systems under scrutiny.

Supports public AI-company hearings, worker protections, model-failure rules, and oversight of government surveillance.

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Sylvia Garcia
Democratic · Texas 29

Sylvia Garcia

Keep financial AI from creating new exclusion.

Supports financial AI innovation under anti-discrimination, privacy, workforce, and regulatory oversight.

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Jared Moskowitz
Democratic · Florida 23

Jared Moskowitz

Block foreign AI risks while funding useful deployment.

Supports targeted restrictions on foreign AI systems and public investment in practical AI tools.

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Diana DeGette
Democratic · Colorado 1

Diana DeGette

Modernize FDA rules for medical AI.

Supports faster medical AI deployment through tailored FDA processes, evidence generation, and wider data sharing.

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Bryan Steil
Republican · Wisconsin 1

Bryan Steil

Adopt useful AI with institutional safeguards.

Supports practical congressional AI adoption with accuracy, transparency, human review, and clear copyright guidance.

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Stephanie Bice
Republican · Oklahoma 5

Stephanie Bice

Modernize Congress with responsible AI use.

Supports AI adoption under formal House policies for approved uses, data protection, transparency, and ongoing review.

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Young Kim
Republican · California 40

Young Kim

Protect U.S. AI leadership with export controls.

Supports domestic AI development with stronger advanced-chip enforcement and coordinated controls with allies.

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Michael McCaul
Republican · Texas 10

Michael McCaul

Advance medical AI while securing its supply chain.

Supports pediatric-cancer AI and domestic development under targeted semiconductor and supply-chain controls.

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Mike Kelly
Republican · Pennsylvania 16

Mike Kelly

Use AI to accelerate pediatric cancer care.

Supports AI and shared data for pediatric research, clinical trials, access, and personalized treatment.

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Ami Bera
Democratic · California 6

Ami Bera

Apply AI to pediatric cancer research and treatment.

Supports AI and data tools for pediatric research, clinical trials, personalized care, and responsible innovation.

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Maxine Waters
Democratic · California 43

Maxine Waters

Require transparency and fairness in financial AI.

Supports financial AI rules centered on transparency, consumer protection, fairness, privacy, and stability.

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Glenn Ivey
Democratic · Maryland 4

Glenn Ivey

Label deepfakes and protect ratepayers from AI costs.

Supports federal deepfake safeguards and protections against shifting data-center grid costs to households.

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Terri Sewell
Democratic · Alabama 7

Terri Sewell

Pause AI data centers until federal safeguards exist.

Supports a temporary construction pause until federal rules protect workers, communities, consumers, energy, and water.

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Shomari Figures
Democratic · Alabama 2

Shomari Figures

Build regional AI research and workforce capacity.

Supports applied AI research, high-performance computing, workforce training, and regional access.

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