Set meaningful restrictions and regulations on AI's collection of personal data for predatory ads.

Setting meaningful restrictions and regulations on AI’s ability to collect personal data to send users predatory online ads.

She commits to regulating AI data collection used for predatory advertising.

Rep. McClain Delaney Unveils ‘Costs Down, Opportunity Up’ Affordability Agenda | Congresswoman April McClain Delaney
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I’ve built my career advocating for digital protections for our most vulnerable Americans, including children and seniors, from cyber threats like fraud, data breaches, deepfakes, and more. Businesses do better—and strive to do better—when commonsense laws are in place to guide their decisions.

McClain Delaney reiterates support for commonsense AI and digital protections, consistent with regulating harmful data practices and online threats.

Rep. McClain Delaney Joins Colleagues in Introducing Legislation to Repeal the White House's AI Moratorium | Congresswoman April McClain Delaney
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The campaign said: "We need to rein in Big Tech and improve online privacy" and "privacy laws need to be strengthened."

This establishes the campaign promise area: stronger online privacy rules and Big Tech regulation for children and families. It does not show fulfillment after taking office.

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Protecting our Kids in the Digital Era - April McClain Delaney
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Congress.gov lists McClain Delaney as House Maryland District 6, 119th Congress, with member activity including sponsored legislation, cosponsored legislation, and House roll call votes.

This confirms the relevant federal term began in the 119th Congress and provides the official record source for her legislative activity. The member page does not itself show an enacted AI/data-ad privacy law sponsored by her.

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April McClain Delaney | Congress.gov member page
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Congress.gov says S.1748 was introduced May 14, 2025; latest action was referral to Senate Commerce; "This bill has the status Introduced."

A relevant 119th Congress online-safety/privacy bill remained only introduced in the Senate, so it had not set enforceable federal restrictions or regulations.

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S.1748 - Kids Online Safety Act - Congress.gov
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The bill text defines personalized design and recommendation systems using personal data, requires minor safeguards, default privacy controls, ad labels, and FTC-related compliance provisions.

The bill's substance partially matches the promise area by addressing personal-data-driven design and advertising disclosures for minors, but because the bill was not enacted it does not fulfill the promise.

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Text - S.1748 - Kids Online Safety Act - Congress.gov
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Axios reported the House passed the KIDS Act, a package of kids' online safety measures, but key senators said it had little chance in its current form.

This shows partial legislative movement near the as-of date, but not enactment into law and not a candidate-specific sponsorship or advancement by McClain Delaney.

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House vote sets up Senate clash over kids' online safety
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Her office reported 16 bills introduced, approximately 300 bills and resolutions cosponsored, and nearly 200 letters in 2025.

Her official first-year summary documents broad legislative activity but does not claim delivery of AI/data-collection restrictions for predatory advertising or online privacy regulation.

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In First Year, Congresswoman April McClain Delaney Delivers Major Wins for Maryland and Sixth District
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