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The recent midterm elections did not feature data center regulation as a primary issue, yet opposition to these facilities was evident in Democratic platforms. Candidates who opposed data centers won governorships in Texas, Ohio, and Georgia, indicating a potential shift towards stricter regulations.
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The recent midterm elections did not feature data center regulation as a primary issue, yet opposition to these facilities was evident in Democratic platforms. Candidates who opposed data centers won governorships in Texas, Ohio, and Georgia, indicating a potential shift towards stricter regulations.
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