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A recent poll indicates that only 7% of registered voters view data centers as a top-three political issue, while 12% prioritize artificial intelligence. The survey, conducted by the Rainey Center for Public Policy, highlights grocery prices, jobs, and affordable housing as more pressing concerns for voters.
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A recent poll indicates that only 7% of registered voters view data centers as a top-three political issue, while 12% prioritize artificial intelligence. The survey, conducted by the Rainey Center for Public Policy, highlights grocery prices, jobs, and affordable housing as more pressing concerns for voters.
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