In the 2026 US midterm elections, voters showed a clear preference for candidates supporting stricter regulation of data centers. In Ohio, at least 14 municipalities approved bans or limits on data-center projects. Opposition to these facilities is gaining bipartisan traction, with candidates from both parties advocating greater controls. This shift could lead state legislatures to consider additional moratoria or restrictions, particularly in Louisiana and Oklahoma. Utilities, local governments, and political leaders will be watched to determine whether regulation will operate at the statewide or local level.
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