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Democrats try to ride data center backlash to election victory in rural US Midwest — Donald Trump | ChamberLight
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The article reports that opposition to data centers is becoming an election issue in Ohio, where candidates across several races have proposed limits or criticized tax incentives. Residents’ concerns about costs, farmland, water use, and public subsidies have created an opening for Democratic campaigns, while Republicans and data-center companies offer counterarguments.
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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate criticizing data-center incentives
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