A super PAC created by Meta has spent nearly $340,000 on on mailers and digital advertising to support four Chicago and Chicago-area Democratic state House primary candidates.

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Illinois Democrats had been largely unified against President Donald Trump’s Chicago-area immigration enforcement crackdown. Now, the issue is being used as a political wedge in this spring’s Democ…

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In our latest episode of Dark Money News: Jaime Andrade is being supported by the Meta-funded, pro-AI Super PAC, “Making Our Tomorrow,” which, per the New York Times, “is preparing to spend $65 million this year to boost state politicians who are friendly to the artificial intelligence industry.”That includes our opponent, Jaime Andrade. Meanwhile, we are running to stand up to data centers, protect our freshwater and the Great Lakes, and prevent AI companies from stealing our water and electricity and sticking us with the bill. We deserve representation that’s sticking up for us—not polluters and the world’s largest companies.