Voters turned down data centre development in all but one of 41 ballot measures on the issue in the US midterm elections, Al Jazeera English reported. The outcomes are presented as evidence of public resistance to such projects, according to the report. The report is from a single outlet. Which jurisdictions held the measures, which one passed, whether they were binding or advisory, the margins and what concerns drove voters are not yet known.
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US voters turned down data centre development in all but one of 41 ballot measures, Al Jazeera reports
The outcomes are presented as evidence of public resistance to such projects, according to the Al Jazeera English report
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- Al Jazeera English reported that voters turned down data centre development in all but one of 41 ballot measures.
- The measures appeared on the ballot in the US midterm elections.
- The outcomes are presented as evidence of public resistance to such projects, according to the report.
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- Al Jazeera EnglishHow the US midterm elections reflected resistance to data centres