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Data centers were on the ballot across the nation. They got crushed
By Chloe Kim
Data centers were on the ballot across the nation. They got crushed
Mark Rivera
Mark Rivera
Reporter · Decatur, IL
Mark earned a degree in Environmental Studies from Northern Illinois University and has spent 5 years reporting on local environmental issues for the Daily Chronicle in DeKalb. His commitment to sustainability and green initiatives shines through in his reporting.
More from Mark →Reporter · Thursday, November 5, 2026 at 12:30 PM · 1 min read
The midterm elections put data centers on the ballot across the nation, and Americans had a resounding answer: Not in my community.
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