Poll finds Arizona voters against more data centers
A recent poll in Arizona indicates that the majority of voters oppose the development of additional large data centers in the state. This opposition is consistent across different demographics including party lines, ideology, and community types.
The most recent Arizona Public Opinion Pulse, conducted by Noble Predictive Insights, reveals a strong sentiment among Arizona voters against further large data center development. The poll found that a majority of voters oppose the construction of more large data centers, with only 30% expressing support and 13% remaining undecided. This opposition is not confined to a particular group, as it is consistent across various demographics, including different political parties, ideologies, and communities, encompassing urban, suburban, and rural residents alike.