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- Sep 14, 2026
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Data Centers Are on the November Ballot in These 18 Ohio Communities (opens the original)
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Voters in 18 Ohio municipalities and townships will decide the future of data centers in their communities this Election Day. The deadline to file charter amendment petitions with Ohio’s city councils in time to make the Nov. 3 ballot passed Sept. 4. Registered voters in charter cities can file charter amendment petitions at any time, but if the next regular election is less than 60 days or more than 120 days away, a special election is held instead. Nine petitions — in Conneaut, Defiance, Granv
In an Ohio Congressional Race With National Scrutiny, Brian Poindexter Wants to Win on His Own Terms (opens the original)
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An Ohio city councilman from a working class suburb near Cleveland’s airport has become something of a darling among national Democrats in recent weeks. Brian Poindexter, a union ironworker and the Democratic nominee for Ohio’s 7th Congressional District, launched his campaign out of his garage. Fellow Brook Park councilman Thomas Dufour has served as his campaign manager, communications director, and treasurer since January. At an Aug. 15 town hall in Medina, he added another job title: cameram
Sherrod Brown, Jon Husted Offer Contrasting Visions for Data Centers (opens the original)
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As data centers continue to grow both in numbers and unpopularity, the candidates in Ohio’s U.S. Senate race are calling for more oversight. While they offer contrasting visions for data centers, neither has embraced a full halt in construction desired by advocates. Incumbent Republican Ohio U.S. Sen. Jon Husted played a pivotal role in bringing several billion-dollar data center projects to Ohio as lieutenant governor from 2019 to 2025. He backed tens of millions of dollars in tax breaks for pa
Sherrod Brown Comfortably Outraises Jon Husted as Outside Groups Enter Ohio’s U.S. Senate Race (opens the original)
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Ohio Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate Sherrod Brown raised more than twice as much as incumbent Republican U.S. Senator Jon Husted from April to June, according to campaign finance filings from both campaigns. Congressional candidates must file several financial disclosures throughout the year of their election. Reports for the second quarter of 2026 were due July 15. Brown’s campaign announced $14.1 million in direct second-quarter donations, with an added $3 million coming from an affiliated
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