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NBC新闻出口民调发现 AI和数据中心与大多数选民有关
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NBC新闻于2026年11月4日报道，56%的选民称人工智能和数据中心是国会投票中的关键或主要因素，其依据是国家退出-民调的选举结果，让民主党控制众议院和参议院。
全国全面结果显示，23%的人称人工智能和数据中心至关重要，33%的人称它们是主要因素。 另有31%的人称它们是次要因素，而13%的称则不是他们国会投票的一个因素。
关键或主要团体的选民支持民主党议员候选人的共和党人比例为64%-34%. 在称 AI和数据中心是次要因素或没有因素的选民中，57%支持共和党，41%支持民主党。 这些团体属于调查范围内的社团，但不能证明合并问题决定了两个团体的候选人选择。
AI 关注和地方抵抗组织
调查还衡量了投票重要性之外的态度。 57%的称 AI会做更多的伤害社会，而24%的称会做更多的帮助，18%的称不会帮助或伤害社会。 被问及哪一个政党能更好的处理AI，不管他们自己偏好如何，29%选择民主党，27%选择共和党，43%称两个政党都没有。
局部数据中心建设引出更多片面响应。 76%的人反对他们社区的新设施，24%的人赞成。 在反对派中，63%支持民主党国会候选人，35%支持共和党；在支持者中，72%支持共和党，27%支持民主党。 问题涉及被申请人所在社区的一个设施，而不是一般的数据中心开发。
大赦国际在选民优先事项中的地位
大赦国际和数据中心是多数人关心的问题，但并不是同一问题上的最高级别问题。 政府腐败对90%的选民至关重要或是一个主要因素，其次是89%的生活费、74%的伊朗战争和73%的移民执法政策。
另一个问题是该国面临的一个最重要的问题。 经济领先39%，其次是民主状态32%。 这种区别很重要：重要性的评级表明什么是国会投票的因素，而单一选择问题则确定哪些问题是选民优先于所有其他问题。
公用事业成本是可负担性情况的另一部分，86%非常或略为关切，54%非常关切。 结果没有将这种可负担性问题与对当地数据中心建设的反应联系起来。
民调出口测量到什么
退出投票不是投票结果，NBC的分析使用了截至凌晨12时30分的结果。 它的方法说明，随着更多的访谈到达，结果得到了更新和重新加权，使这些数字成为所报告的调查快照，而不是一个不变的最后衡量标准。
SSRS为NBC新闻，ABC新闻，美联社，CBS新闻，CNN，福克斯新闻和MSNOW进行了民调。 每个组织都收到同样的数据，国家广播公司自行进行分析。 全国抽样旨在通过投票地点、在线和电话访谈，涵盖所有50个州的选民，包括75 000多名选民。
采访者驻扎在参议院15个州的450多个投票地点。 选举前的邮件、电话、文字和在线方法到达早期选民和邮寄选民，而单独的州民意调查覆盖了45个州，并随后举行了参议院和州长选举。 混合模式的设计将结果扩大到投票地点接受采访的人之外。
由此产生的情况并不是一个简单的支持或反对大赦国际的判决。 AI和数据中心具有选举权，地方建设面临广泛的阻力，但最大的政党权限反应小组却未选定任何一方。 调查记录了突出的政策关切，但没有给任何一方以如何解决这一问题的明确公共授权。
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NBC News Exit Poll Finds AI and Data Centers Mattered to Most Voters
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NBC News reported on November 4, 2026 that 56% of voters called artificial intelligence and data centers a crucial or major factor in their vote for Congress, based on national exit-poll results from an election that gave Democrats control of the House and Senate.
The full national results show that 23% called AI and data centers crucial and 33% called them a major factor. Another 31% described them as a minor factor, while 13% said they were not a factor in their congressional vote.
Voters in the crucial-or-major group supported Democratic congressional candidates by 64% to 34% for Republicans. Among voters who said AI and data centers were a minor factor or no factor, 57% backed Republicans and 41% backed Democrats. Those are associations within the survey, not proof that the combined issue determined either group’s candidate choice.
AI Concern and Local Resistance
The survey also measured attitudes beyond voting importance. Fifty-seven percent said AI would do more to hurt society, compared with 24% who said it would do more to help and 18% who said it would neither help nor hurt. Asked which party could better handle AI regardless of their own preference, 29% chose Democrats, 27% chose Republicans and 43% said neither party.
Local data-center construction drew a more one-sided response. Seventy-six percent opposed a new facility in their community, while 24% favored it. Among opponents, 63% backed Democratic congressional candidates and 35% backed Republicans; among supporters, 72% backed Republicans and 27% backed Democrats. The question concerned a facility in the respondent’s own community, rather than data-center development in general.
AI’s Place Among Voter Priorities
AI and data centers were a majority-level concern, but not the highest-ranking issue on the same question. Government corruption was crucial or a major factor for 90% of voters, followed by the cost of living at 89%, the war in Iran at 74% and immigration enforcement policies at 73%.
A separate question asked for the single most important issue facing the country. The economy led with 39%, followed by the state of democracy at 32%. That distinction matters: the importance ratings show what factored into a congressional vote, while the single-choice question identifies which issues voters prioritized above all others.
Utility costs formed another part of the affordability picture, with 86% very or somewhat concerned and 54% very concerned. The results do not connect that affordability concern with the response to local data-center construction.
What the Exit Poll Measured
Exit polls are not vote results; they measure the electorate’s composition, thinking and motivations. NBC’s analysis used results as of 12:30 a.m. ET. Its methodology explains that results were updated and reweighted as more interviews arrived, making these figures the reported survey snapshot rather than an unchanging final measurement.
SSRS conducted the poll for NBC News, ABC News, The Associated Press, CBS News, CNN, Fox News and MS NOW. Each organization received the same data, with NBC conducting its own analysis. The national sample was designed to include more than 75,000 voters through voting-location, online and telephone interviews, covering voters in all 50 states.
Interviewers were stationed at more than 450 polling locations in 15 Senate battleground states. Pre-election mail, telephone, text and online methods reached early and mail-in voters, while separate state polls covered 45 states with consequential Senate and gubernatorial contests. The mixed-mode design extends the results beyond people interviewed at polling places.
The resulting picture is not a simple pro- or anti-AI verdict. AI and data centers carried electoral weight and local construction faced broad resistance, yet the largest response group on party competence selected neither party. The survey documents a prominent policy concern without giving either party a clear public mandate for how to address it.
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