By Regan McCarthy , Samuel King A data center owned by Amazon Web Services, front right, is under construction next to the Susquehanna nuclear power plant in Berwick, Pa., Jan. 14, 2025. Ted Shaffrey/AP hide caption Unlike the deep partisan divides grinding Congress to a halt, Democrats and Republicans at the state level are coming together on some of the most significant issues of the 2026 legislative season. Legislators in most states want to regulate artificial intelligence and curb the sprawling, electricity-hungry data centers that make AI possible in the first place. Big tech has "scrambled the typical ideological alignments of the left and the right," says David Primo, a professor of political science and business administration at the University of Rochester in New York.…