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Voters in Key Midterm Races Express Opposition to Data Centers Amid Political Debate

A recent NBC News report highlights growing opposition to data centers among voters in key midterm election districts, with a poll indicating that 69% of respondents oppose their construction in local areas. This sentiment is echoed by both Republican and Democratic officials, including Iowa county supervisor Dawn Vogel and Democratic voter Tamara Clark, who express concerns over the impact of data centers on local resources and utility costs.

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A recent NBC News report highlights growing opposition to data centers among voters in key midterm election districts, with a poll indicating that 69% of respondents oppose their construction in local areas. This sentiment is echoed by both Republican and Democratic officials, including Iowa county supervisor Dawn Vogel and Democratic voter Tamara Clark, who express concerns over the impact of data centers on local resources and utility costs.

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As Trump pushes for data centers, voters in key midterm races say they don't want them

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Voters in Key Midterm Races Express Opposition to Data Centers Amid Political Debate