New poll finds increase in number of Pennsylvania voters who oppose data center development
A recent Quinnipiac University poll indicates a significant increase in opposition to data center development among Pennsylvania voters. 74% of those polled are against data center development near their homes, up from 68% in a previous poll. Only 16% support such development.
A recent Quinnipiac University poll reveals growing opposition to data center development across Pennsylvania. The survey found that 74% of Pennsylvanians, regardless of political affiliation or local allegiances (Eagles vs. Steelers, Sheets vs. Wawa), are against data center development near their homes. This marks an increase from 68% in a previous poll conducted in February.
Furthermore, 76% of respondents indicated they are closely following headlines related to data center development. Support for data center development has declined, with only 16% expressing approval, down from 20% in the February poll.