Citizen effort to ban data centers lacks enough signatures to make November ballot

Дата публикации: 22-06-2026 20:43:01

A coalition of Ohioans had hoped to put a statewide ballot issue before voters in November to ban all large-scale data centers in Ohio. Austin Baurichter, attorney for Conserve Ohio, told NBC4's Jesse Bethea that the group collected about 70,000 signatures -- far below the more than 400,000 needed to get on the ballot. See previous coverage in the video player above.

Классификация: Общество

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