Governors nationwide are facing mounting pressure as communities revolt against massive, energy-guzzling data centers—now a flashpoint in key gubernatorial races. Pennsylvania’s Josh Shapiro rolled out strict new rules: no fast-tracked permits or tax breaks unless projects fund their own power, conserve water, and get local approval. Texas residents are sounding the alarm, with a Democratic challenger accusing the governor of favoring big tech over local needs. Arizona froze sales tax breaks for data centers for three years, while New York imposed a one-year ban to build environmental safeguards. Even presidential hopefuls are stepping up scrutiny. Though opposition is surging, not all challengers are winning—some strike a balance, recognizing economic gains while demanding stricter oversight and community control.
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