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- Nov 2MORATORIUM·Morgan Co., ALVoters in Morgan County will decide contested races for County Commission, three state House seats, and statewide offices Tuesday, along with voting on constitutional amendments. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and voters must present photo identification.Decatur Daily · Morgan Co., AL
- Nov 2NEWS·Jackson Co. (AL), ALHeadline onlyAlabama Political Reporter · Jackson Co. (AL), AL
- Nov 2MORATORIUM·FloridaBipartisan opposition to data center developments in Florida is energizing some Republican voters to support Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly over Republican nominee Byron Donalds, who has backing from the tech industry. Polls show the race is closer than expected, though Donalds maintains significant financial and party advantages.The Verge · Florida
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- Nov 2NEWS·GeorgiaHeadline onlyFourWeekMBA · Georgia
- Nov 2VOTE·GeorgiaOpenAI launched the Grid Protectors Program to reduce electricity consumption at its data center campuses during grid emergencies, using a Georgia contract as a template. The planned Georgia campus will demand 3.2 GW of power with up to 1 GW of flexible demand response available to the grid during high-demand events.Crypto Briefing · Georgia
- Nov 2MORATORIUM·Shelby Co., TNThe Memphis City Council voted for a 135-day halt to data center construction instead of a proposed one-year moratorium, complementing the mayor's 90-day study on development impacts. The pause follows public opposition to data center growth driven by SpaceXAI projects in the region.Building Design + Construction · Shelby Co., TN
- Nov 2LAWSUIT·Shelby Co., TNHeadline onlyBaltimore Sun · Shelby Co., TN
- Nov 2LAWSUIT·Shelby Co., TNTom's Hardware · Shelby Co., TN
- Nov 2MORATORIUM·Shelby Co., TNHeadline onlyThe Commercial Appeal · Shelby Co., TN
- Nov 2NEWS·Shelby Co., TNHeadline onlyWREG.com · Shelby Co., TN
- Nov 2LAWSUITData center concerns have sparked local political backlash in Arkansas communities seeking to restrict construction, but unlike Ohio and Texas, the issue has remained largely absent from statewide races for governor and Congress. A poll of likely voters in the 2nd Congressional District found more than half of Arkansans strongly opposed to data centers in their communities.Arkansas Advocate