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Opposition to AI data centers has become a bipartisan rallying cry in a growing number of states, appearing in campaign advertising and on candidate platforms as the midterm elections approach.
With fewer than three months to polling day, a concern that once lived in local planning offices has moved into the paid media environment on both sides of the partisan divide.
That the opposition has reached campaign ads carries weight.
Advertising budgets track message testing, and when opposition to a specific technology category surfaces in paid placements across multiple states and both parties, campaigns are treating it as a genuine voter concern with staying power.
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