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Democratic House candidate Will Lawrence is campaigning against proposed data centers and calling for limits on AI, drawing support from some voters who usually vote Republican. Incumbent Tom Barrett says local officials should decide on data centers and that he also supports limits on AI.
ALSO MENTIONED Barack Obama, Former president referenced as a comparison for local campaign excitement; Dan Ewart, Republican who opposed the data-center project and recently lost a state legislative primary; Gretchen Whitmer, Michigan governor, mentioned as having initially embraced the data-center industry; Lingg Brewer, Former Democratic state lawmaker commenting on Lawrence’s campaign energy; Ty Bommarito, Chair of the Michigan College Republicans who criticizes the Democratic primary outcome
ALSO MENTIONED Barack Obama, Former president referenced as a comparison for local campaign excitement; Dan Ewart, Republican who opposed the data-center project and recently lost a state legislative primary; Gretchen Whitmer, Michigan governor, mentioned as having initially embraced the data-center industry; Lingg Brewer, Former Democratic state lawmaker commenting on Lawrence’s campaign energy; Ty Bommarito, Chair of the Michigan College Republicans who criticizes the Democratic primary outcome
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