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Data Center Backlash Triggers Recall Campaigns Against Local Officials

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Growing public opposition to data centers is prompting residents to pursue recall elections against local officials who supported the facilities. Communities are not waiting for regular election cycles to hold their representatives accountable. The pushback reflects mounting concerns among residents about the impact of data centers in their areas. The trend signals an escalating grassroots response to the rapid expansion of large-scale computing infrastructure at the local level.

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