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On the Eve of the Midterms, AI Data Centers Have Become a Bipartisan Headache
With the midterms tomorrow, surveys from ABC News, NBC News and CNBC all show that majorities oppose new AI data centers near their communities.
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Surveys from ABC News, NBC News and CNBC indicate that majorities of voters oppose the construction of new AI data centers in their neighborhoods as the midterm election approaches. A single large AI data center can consume as much electricity as tens of thousands of homes, prompting residents to worry about rising utility bills. Those concerns, voiced during public hearings, are now influencing voter sentiment ahead of tomorrow’s midterm elections.
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