Voters in 10 US states will decide on data centre curbs on election day amid local opposition
Summary
Voters in 10 US states will decide on election day whether to curb data centre development in their communities, as the rapid buildout needed to power the AI boom stirs local opposition. Resistance is especially visible in Ohio, one of the country's fastest-growing data centre markets, and no state has more data centre-related ballot measures, with voters in more than a dozen jurisdictions set to consider 21 proposals alongside Tuesday's midterm elections. In conservative Ohio, the pushback against data centres may also propel Democrats at the polls.
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South China Morning Post
Source ↗Reports that voters in 10 US states will decide on election day whether to curb data centre development, with resistance especially visible in Ohio and 21 proposals across more than a dozen jurisdictions alongside the midterm elections.
TIME
Source ↗Reports that in conservative Ohio, the pushback against data centers may propel Democrats at the polls.

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