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As Democrats dominated the midterms Tuesday, data centers failed at the ballot box — an issue experts say will persist for future elections. Across the U.S., bans or restrictions on constructing data centers that were on the ballot nearly all passed . “I honestly believe it's not just a one-cycle thing,” said Christopher Lee, a Democratic political consultant in Nevada. “If the industry doesn't deal with it, it's going to continue for the next two or three cycles, and it's…
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Upgrade this serverAs Democrats dominated the midterms Tuesday, data centers failed at the ballot box — an issue experts say will persist for future elections. Across the U.S., bans or restrictions on constructing data centers that were on the ballot nearly all passed . “I honestly believe it's not just a one-cycle thing,” said Christopher Lee, a Democratic political consultant in Nevada. “If the industry doesn't deal with it, it's going to continue for the next two or three cycles, and it's going to undercut a lot of particularly GOP candidates.” Jim Ronan, a professor in the political science department at…
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