Voters Reject Most Data Center Measures as Democrats Win Key RacesVoters Rebuke Big Tech as Data Center Backlash Helps DemocratsLocal Voters Reject Data Centers, Putting Both Parties on Notice
On November 3, voters in 10 states rejected nearly all 41 local ballot measures concerning data center development. Candidates opposing or seeking limits on data centers also won major races in several states, including Ohio.On November 3, voters rejected nearly all 41 local data center measures across 10 states, while Democrats who campaigned on limits won major races in Ohio and elsewhere.Voters on November 3 rejected nearly all 41 local data center measures across 10 states, showing bipartisan resistance that candidates and leaders cannot dismiss.