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Amy Acton

Supports a conditional pause on data centers: they must pay all their own utility costs, be built with union labor, disclose who is behind them, meet environmental standards, and go on brownfields rather than farms.

Ohioans for Amy Acton and David Pepper

Don Kissick

Calls data centers part of a growing surveillance system, and says they use large amounts of power and water, take farmland, and get tax breaks while residents pay more for utilities. The page names no specific policy.

People for Don Kissick and James Mills

Vivek Ramaswamy

A data center could be built only if nearby homes get free electricity and lower property taxes and the center meets air and water rules. He would pause new data center approvals by executive order on his first day until a law is passed.

Vivek Ramaswamy and Rob McColley for Ohio

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