Voters in Colorado’s battleground district are wary of AI — and party affiliation doesn’t much matter
- Posted on July 20, 2026
- By The Denver Post
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In brief
Colorado's swing district voters express significant concerns about artificial intelligence regulation, transcending traditional party lines. According to Steven Kull from the Program for Public Consultation, citizens recognize AI's potential while demanding stronger oversight mechanisms. A bipartisan consensus emerges that technology companies alone cannot responsibly manage AI development. This cross-party alignment on AI governance reflects growing public demand for comprehensive regulatory frameworks and legislative action to address emerging technological risks.
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Voters in Colorado’s battleground district are wary of AI — and party affiliation doesn’t much matter
“Voters are intrigued by AI, but they have a lot of anxieties,” said Steven Kull of the Program for Public Consultation. “They agree it’s not enough for the tech companies themselves to regulate AI.”
