Senate Republicans Consider Data Center Vote in Affordability Push
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Senate Republicans are considering a vote on data center legislation as they seek to strengthen their record on affordability, according to reports from CNN, Yahoo, USA Today and Politico. Semafor reported that some Republicans want to prioritize a bill associated with Ohio Sen. Jon Husted, with Politico saying a vote could come next week.
The issue is also part of Ohio’s U.S. Senate race, where News 5 Cleveland described data centers as a continuing flashpoint. Separately, Cleveland.com reported that Husted could not recall what was said at a 2018 meeting with FirstEnergy after he received $1 million in campaign funding.
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