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Add as a preferred source on Google32 of 34 Gubernatorial Winners Back Tighter Data Center Rules
Twelve winners supported bans or moratoriums. About three-quarters of U.S. voters opposed a new data center in their community.
Thirty-two of the 34 gubernatorial winners in races with a called winner backed stronger data center rules or restrictions, while 12 supported bans or moratoriums. The tally captures the winners’ positions; it does not show whether data centers influenced voters’ choices.
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