Democrats Try to Ride Data Center Backlash to Election Victory in Rural US Midwest
- David Jolly has proposed a one-year moratorium on new data center construction if elected governor of Florida.
- Orange County, Florida, advanced a temporary pause on data center development, while other local governments have also banned or paused projects.
- Data center development has become an issue in election campaigns in Florida and Ohio.
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Democrats try to ride data center backlash to election victory in rural ...
Democrats try to ride data center backlash to election victory in rural US Midwest
Sept 19 : No company has announced plans for a data center in Defiance, a city of 17,000 people surrounded by soybean fields in northwestern Ohio.But people in the aptly named community are not taking any chances.After learning the county’s economic development group had fielded inquiries from tech c
Dem’s data center attack in critical Senate race hits snag when money trail surfaces: 'Jekyll-and-Hyde' - NEW YORK TIMES POST
Sen Bernie Moreno warns of data center backlash impacting Ohio Senate race Sen. Bernie Moreno discusses how the rapid expansion of massive data centers in Ohio could impact the upcoming midterm elections. While Vice President JD Vance touts these facilities as essential for powering the American artificial intelligence boom, Moreno warns local communities could raise [...]
David Jolly: A complete ban on data centers in Florida should be ‘on the table’
CLEARWATER — David Jolly has already made it clear he’s a critic of large-scale data centers, for which Floridians continue to express disapproval up and down the state.
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