AI Policy Institute — polling-finding: Three out of four voters skeptical of 'race China' arguments for AI deregulation; 76% prefer candidates supporting AI regulation

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NoteThe claim states '76% prefer candidates supporting AI regulation,' but the source provides different metrics: (1) 75% of both Democrats and Republicans prefer a careful controlled approach (not 76%), and (2) 50% support using U.S. advantage for safety restrictions vs. 23% wanting to race China. The source does confirm voters are 'skeptical of the argument that the U.S. should race ahead...unconstrained by domestic regulations, in an effort to compete with China,' which aligns with the first part of the claim. However, the specific 76% figure for 'candidates supporting AI regulation' is not directly stated in the source. The 75% figure is close but measures preference for approach, not candidate support specifically.