Data Center Backlash Emerges as Defining Election Issue in Ohio and Michigan Midterms
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AI infrastructure that requires massive computing power is colliding with voter anger over electricity bills, water usage, and land loss—making data centers a rare bipartisan flashpoint reshaping the 2026 midterm races in Ohio and Michigan. While pushback against data centers has grown nationwide, the controversy has emerged as arguably the top election issue in high-stakes Senate and state races across both states, forcing politicians from both parties to shift positions as public opposition intensifies.
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