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North Dakota Town Bucks Trend by Voting in Favor of Data Centers
The measure failed 325-105, leaving future large projects subject to the city’s existing approval process, according to Ballotpedia.
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One Town in America Voted in Favor of Data Centers
Fortune: “Of the 45 ballot measures on data centers this past election, only one went the pro-data center way… That initiative belonged to Harwood, a North Dakota town 10 miles from Fargo and home to about 940 people, which overwhelmingly voted against a ballot measure that would place limitations on large-scale industrial developments such as […]
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More than 40 local consultations in the U.S. have rejected data centers. In Harwood, North Dakota, he won no more control over them. The entry More than 40 U.S. villages have said no to data centers: only one out of 940 inhabitants voted yes was first published in What!.
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Leaning Left1Leaning Right0Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution67% Center
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