According to a report on the US “Politics” website on the 8th, claims against data center construction received widespread support in some local elections held in the US on the 3rd, or prompted “anti-data centers” to enter the 2028 presidential election agenda. According to reports, many voters in the “red” and “blue” bipartisan camps in Ohio, Kansas, Maine, and Florida voted on the 3rd to ban, suspend, or restrict the construction of data centers in the communities where they live. Currently, there are more than 400 laws suspending or prohibiting data center construction across the US.

According to a report on the US “Politics” website on the 8th, claims against data center construction received widespread support in some local elections held in the US on the 3rd, or prompted “anti-data centers” to enter the 2028 presidential election agenda. According to reports, many voters in the “red” and “blue” bipartisan camps in Ohio, Kansas, Maine, and Florida voted on the 3rd to ban, suspend, or restrict the construction of data centers in the communities where they live. Currently, there are more than 400 laws suspending or prohibiting data center construction across the US.