Republicans Are Realizing That No One Wants Data Centers

In Ohio's competitive Senate race, data centers have become a major issue. The Republican party is suggesting that their stance on data centers could affect the election outcome.

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  1. Aug 19Fervor over data centers fires up competitive Ohio Senate race
  2. Aug 20Republicans Are Realizing That No One Wants Data Centers

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Mother JonesLean Left· 40d ago

Republicans Are Realizing That No One Wants Data Centers

Cleveland Plain DealerLean Left· 40d ago

Jon Husted spent years recruiting data centers to Ohio. Now they may cost him a Senate seat.

Cleveland Plain DealerLean Left· 40d ago

Jon Husted is the face of data centers in Ohio, and Republicans nationwide fear what that means: Today in Ohio

Cleveland Plain DealerLean Left· 40d ago

GOP fears data center backlash could sink Husted’s Senate bid: Capitol Letter

ABC NewsLean Left· 40d ago

Backlash to data centers could cost GOP a Senate seat in Ohio, Republicans warn

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The HillCenter· 41d ago

Data center fervor ignites Ohio Senate race

The HillCenter· 41d ago

Fervor over data centers fires up competitive Ohio Senate race

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