Data Centers have become a political bogeyman. Voters worry about congested power grids that could eventually push up utility bills and the broader impact of artificial intelligence. The analysis of polling data suggests Republican strategists have a more immediate concern: these projects appear to be turning their voter's blue. This is what the Economist is saying. 

<p>Data Centers have become a political bogeyman. Voters worry about congested power grids that could eventually push up utility bills and the broader impact of artificial intelligence. The analysis of polling data suggests Republican strategists have a more immediate concern: these projects appear to be turning their voter's blue. This is what the Economist is saying.&nbsp;</p>

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