AI is reshaping the country and our politics. Who it works for is up to us.
AI touches everything: our kids’ safety, our electricity bills, our jobs, our schools, our neighborhoods. But our politics hasn’t caught up to what people are already feeling. Tomorrow Together exists to close that gap.
People are more worried than excited about AI.
From the backlash against data centers to graduation speeches protested for being written by chatbots, Americans sense they’re about to get the short end of the stick, so that a few guys in Silicon Valley can get very rich.
of Americans say more AI in daily life makes them more concerned than excited.
Pew Research Center, survey of 3,488 U.S. adults, June 22–28, 2026.
Voters aren’t buying it
What leaders keep telling us
“AI will not cause widespread job losses.”
of Americans expect AI to mean fewer jobs over the next 20 years.
Pew Research Center, June 2026.
“AI will create economic productivity for everyone.”
net rating for AI companies in the swing districts we polled.
Workbench Strategy, Sept.–Oct. 2026.
That worry is getting more intense by the day.
AI is the fastest-rising issue in the country. Change in the share of voters calling each issue important, past year.
Source: Blue Rose Research, 2025–26.
Washington has failed to act.
Today, it’s data centers going up down the road. Tomorrow, it’s an AI system taking our jobs, denying our health insurance claims, or going rogue. AI should benefit normal people, not a bunch of rich guys. And we should make sure it doesn’t blow up in our faces.
We’re making sure this moment isn’t wasted.
We listen.
Through rigorous public opinion research, we’re mapping how Americans actually feel about AI: what worries them, what they want done, and what they expect from their leaders.
We elevate the issue.
We work with creators, communicators, and campaigns to bring AI’s real-world stakes (jobs, kids, energy bills, privacy) to the center of the political conversation, where they belong.
We hold power accountable.
When politicians side with big tech donors over the people they represent, we make sure voters know it. And when leaders fight for real protections, we have their back.
Prosperity
Americans should share in any prosperity that comes from AI, not just a handful of billionaires.
Democracy
Americans should have agency in how AI is deployed.
Protection
Americans deserve protections that ensure these tools are secure and that our kids stay safe.
Karthik Ganapathy
Co-founder
Communications strategist with 15 years advising candidates, elected officials and advocacy groups.
Rob Flaherty
Co-founder
Digital strategist; led digital strategy at the White House and on two presidential campaigns.
Maddie Kriger
Chief Program Officer
Paid media veteran of two presidential campaigns, Priorities USA and Climate Power.