Could data center opposition boost Democrats in Indiana House races?
The article examines whether widespread opposition to large data center projects could help Democrats gain seats in the Indiana House. Data center concerns are being used as part of Democratic attacks on Republican candidates in several targeted races.
Democrats are hoping voter concerns about large data center projects will help them challenge Republicans in Indiana House races this fall. The issue has become part of broader Democratic criticism of Republicans on affordability and development concerns.
The article cites the race for Indiana House District 25, where Republican Becky Cash and Democrat Tiffany Stoner are competing, as part of the effort to reduce the Republican supermajority that has controlled the chamber since 2012. It does not identify a specific data center project or report a government decision.