VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @AndrewCurran_, restrictions or moratoria on data centers passed in 43 of 44 local votes, based on a count by Brad Carson, with support averaging about 77%. The post also cites a Politico count of about two dozen restrictive measures passing out of 41 across 10 states. It adds that stocks rose overall while data center names fell. The source snippet is truncated, so the full context is not available.
According to a post on X by @AndrewCurran_, restrictions or moratoria on data centers passed in 43 of 44 local votes, based on a count by Brad Carson, with support averaging about 77%. The post also cites a Politico count of about two dozen restrictive measures passing out of 41 across 10 states. It adds that stocks rose overall while data center names fell. The source snippet is truncated, so the full context is not available.
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With results in, restrictions or moratoria on data centers passed in 43 of 44 local votes, by Brad Carson's count, with support averaging about 77%, says @AndrewCurran_. Politico's count is about two dozen restrictive measures passing out of 41 across 10 states. Stocks rose overall, but data center names fell, and...
The votes suggest strong local support for limits on data center projects, which could affect developers, operators and companies that rely on new computing capacity. The two counts cited differ, so the exact tally depends on which source is used. Watch whether similar restrictions spread to more communities and states.
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