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Data Centers Divide Voters and Politicians | Charleston News
Data centers are sparking a national political firestorm as midterm elections loom, pitting AI-driven economic growth against voter backlash over rising bills and environmental costs. With polls showing strong opposition to local construction, candidates from both parties are scrambling to position themselves — Democrats linking them to utility hikes, Republicans pushing for moratoriums. The issue is already shaping key races like Ohio’s Senate contest, revealing a deeper tension between tech progress and community well-being that could define election outcomes nationwide. Listen in…
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