Democrats oppose data centers in Senate races

Opposition to rapid data center expansion is emerging as a key issue in U.S. midterm elections, especially in red states where voters voice concerns over environmental impact, energy use, and noise. Democratic candidates in states like Ohio, Iowa, and Kansas are leveraging this opposition to appeal to Republican voters, while some lawmakers and grassroots groups push for moratoriums and stricter regulations on data centers. Despite strong support from President Trump, bipartisan criticism and local activism highlight growing unrest over the environmental and utility costs associated with data centers, influencing pivotal Senate and governor races.

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