The hatred of data centers has become a unifying force in America

The November 3 U.S. midterm elections marked a significant turning point, with Democratic candidates achieving unexpected success, potentially ending the era of Trumpism. Voters expressed their opinions on various issues, including a ban on foie gras in Washington and a strong opposition to data centers across multiple states. While most states voted for stricter regulations on data centers, a small town in North Dakota opted against such measures. Overall, ten states addressed data center regulations, with a clear trend towards tightening restrictions or outright bans.