Give Ohio communities a say over data centers

Sherrod Brown says Ohioans—not Jon Husted and his billionaire allies—should decide whether data centers are built in their communities. He objects to Husted bringing 226 data centers to Ohio with $2.5 billion in tax breaks, arguing that Ohioans should not be forced to foot the bill while utility costs rise. Brown’s statement expresses a position on local decision-making but does not specify a process or propose a particular state or federal policy.

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In their own words

Ohioans – not Jon Husted and his billionaire friends – should decide if data centers are built in their community.

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