Daily measurement of how consumer AI products answer voter questions about the 2026 races that decide control of the U.S. Senate.
About 1 in 7 U.S. voters used AI to get election information in 2024, and that share keeps climbing. This site tracks what those voters are actually told. (UChicago Harris / AP-NORC, 2024)
261,361 AI responses collected to date.
Today's lead finding:
From answers collected Sunday, October 25.
Maine's betting markets move toward Collins as chatbots and markets keep pointing different waysBetting markets shifted toward incumbent Susan Collins today, the only lens to move beyond its normal range in Maine's Senate race. Markets now give Democrat Troy Jackson about a 60 percent chance to win, down from the day before, while chatbots still pick Collins more often than Jackson, favoring her roughly 49 percent of the time versus 44 percent. One Gemini model breaks from the rest of the panel, favoring Jackson by a wide margin. Recent polling, now a month old, has the two nearly tied. The chatbots and the markets have disagreed on this race for over a week, and that gap persists even as the odds move.