On Election Day, voters approved more than 40 measures to slow or ban data center growth. But not all Americans decided against data centers.
The majority of voters in Harwood, North Dakota, said “no” to a ballot measure calling for additional steps when the town evaluates, approves, and administers developments like that of data centers, Tech Insider reported. In a town of 845 people, 430 voted, and around 75 percent voted against added restrictions. (As Tech Insider notes, however, that documentation on small towns could be varied — The Washington Post reports that Harwood’s population is 845, while other outlets report 940.)
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