Michigan Voters Divided Over House Candidates’ Data Center Plans

Residents in battleground Michigan disagree over which candidate in a prominent House race offers the better response to a data center proposal.

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Michigan Voters Divided Over House Candidates’ Data Center Plans

A data center proposal is dividing residents in battleground Michigan over which candidate in a prominent House race has the better approach, according to The New York Times.

The disagreement centers on the candidates’ proposed solutions, with residents split on how the project should be addressed.

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