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Artificial intelligence has been the buzzword across many campaigns, but the financial force that has become AI political ads is a whole different beast, namely, a mudslinging monster with a $187 million price tag. In nearly 300 ads, according to CNBC, AI has been used to push a political candidate or, in many cases, attack their opponent.

This is the day we’ve been waiting for—the day that Republicans get their comeuppance in Congress and in statehouses all over the country. Use this as your open thread. What are you seeing in your neck of the woods? What are you hearing? What interesting links are you coming across? What GOTV did you do? […]

We won't know for sure until polls close and results start to come in, a wait that, if you're anything like me, is excruciating. So here are 11 things you can do to keep busy until votes start getting counted.

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