AI super PACs are amassing significant cash ahead of the midterms and preparing for competitive races, according to Federal Election Commission filings. Leading the Future (LTF), a pro-AI industry super PAC backed by tech executives and investors, has reported raising over $140 million for its affiliates and has reported roughly $51 million in cash. LTF, which also raised $25 million from venture capital firm a16z and its co-founders Marc Andreesen and Ben Horowitz, routed $13 million to affiliated groups and super PACs in Q1. Public First Action, a nonprofit advocating for AI safety and transparency, has over $50 million cash on hand and plans to expand to more races in the coming months. Candidates on both sides of the aisle are being pressured by both well-funded AI groups and voters concerned about AI risks.