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AI Groups Pour $20 Million Into Manhattan House Primary as Federal Policy Battle Moves to the Ballot

AI companies have turned a Manhattan House Democratic primary into a $20 million spending contest, pitting candidates Bores, Lasher, and Schlossberg against each other in what amounts to an industry-funded referendum on …

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