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Though the midterms have been dubbed “the AI election” and a resounding repudiation of tech, it’s hard to tell what all this practically means.

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These U.S. midterm election results will force Big Tech to the negotiating table
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Meet the AI company retiring your CPA so he can still see you face to face this tax season
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Democrat wins will slow data center construction and force tech to the negotiating table after even Republican stronghold of Texas flips
Democrat wins will slow data center construction and force tech to the negotiating table after even Republican stronghold of Texas flips
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezNovember 4, 2026
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