Democratic-leaning PAC goes after Republican congressional candidate over data centers
Pearson argued that Taylor’s data-center law leaves Tennesseans exposed to environmental and other harms.

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Pearson argued that Taylor’s data-center law leaves Tennesseans exposed to environmental and other harms.

A Democratic-aligned PAC released an ad attacking Republican congressional candidate Brent Taylor over his data-center legislation and corporate donations. Taylor defended the measure, while his opponent Justin Pearson said it does not adequately protect Tennesseans from data-center harms.
Democratic nominee for Tennessee’s 9th Congressional District and critic of Taylor’s data-center legislation; he is also a state representative.
Republican nominee for Tennessee’s 9th Congressional District and the target of the PAC’s ad; he is also a state senator.
Taylor's version of this story ↗President mentioned in the article’s account of the district’s redrawing.
U.S. representative mentioned as the incumbent Hatcher defeated in a different district’s primary.
Tennessee Agriculture Commissioner and congressional candidate, mentioned as the winner of a different district’s primary.
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President mentioned in the article’s account of the district’s redrawing.
U.S. representative mentioned as the incumbent Hatcher defeated in a different district’s primary.
Tennessee Agriculture Commissioner and congressional candidate, mentioned as the winner of a different district’s primary.
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