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- 1Polls show voters worried about AI growth and data centers▼Washington Letter: Voters concerned about AI advancement, data center construction, polls show
A Washington Letter column reports that recent polls show American voters are increasingly concerned about the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence and the construction of data centers to support it. The worries reflect broader public anxiety over AI's impact on jobs, energy use and local communities where large data center facilities are being built.
- 2Quebec voters weigh economy, language and health at advance polls●Quebec voters bring issues like economy, language and health to advance polling
Quebecers are casting early ballots in the provincial election, with the economy, language policy and health care topping voters' concerns at advance polling stations. Early turnout gives an initial read on which issues will drive the final result, as parties have spent the campaign competing over cost of living, the future of French-language protections and strains on the health system.
- 3Miami-Dade releases sample ballot for November election▼Miami-Dade releases sample ballot for November 3 general election
Miami-Dade County has released its sample ballot ahead of the November 3 general election, giving voters a chance to review the races, candidates and measures they will see at the polls. Local outlets are sharing the ballot so residents can prepare and check registration and polling details before election day.
- 4Online polls pit 1936 films against each other▼1936 Elimination Round Top two films from each advance to the Quarter-Final Round See all polls by clicking the "View al
A film enthusiast is running an elimination round of polls for movies released in 1936, with the top two films in each poll advancing to a quarter-final round. Matchups include Sabotage, Tarzan Escapes, The Invisible Ray, Dracula's Daughter, Reefer Madness and Revolt of the Zombies, among other features and serials of the year. Participants vote for their favourites across the polls to decide which 1936 titles move on.