The Aporia
The Aporia
48 articles about 41 events for “Election Day Data Center Votes”. Events are ordered by how widely they were covered, how many readers opened them, and how recent they are.
“Democrats elected to governorships, attorneys general posts and Congress have pledged to slow or halt AI data center construction.”
“On the morning of Election Day, President Donald Trump made a surprise announcement on Fox News that the U.S. would halt the annual $4 billion in military aid to Israel.”
“Diamond: Well, it certainly has a lot of the feel of Orbán’s decisive defeat in the parliamentary elections in Hungary earlier this year, and of Vučić’s defeat just about a week ago, nine days ago.”
“The poll combines data collected from registered voters online and by telephone with data collected in-person from Election Day voters at precincts across the country.”
“As the blue wave became clear on election night, Musk wrote on X: "Data centers in space looking pretty appealing right now." – With files from Reuters - Verity Stevenson The U.S. political climate moving forward The last few years in the U.S. have been…”
“One of Election Day’s most surprising results still isn’t final: the extraordinarily close Mississippi Senate race between Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith and Democrat Scott Colom, who could become the state’s first Black senator since Reconstruction.”
“People across America rejected data centers during last night’s midterm election.”
“…ted how she had recently spoken to a Black woman who highlighted that her community makes a big deal of going to the polls on Election Day, a point she used to stress that Haley’s endorsement, though late in the cycle, could still influence last-second…”
“NASA astronaut Anil Menon announced that he and his colleagues Luke Delaney and Jessica Watkins had cast their votes from the space station, stressing that the process took place via a secure electronic system that ensures ballots reach election officials.”
“Brown’s most memorable attack branded Husted 'the face of data centers in Ohio,' accusing him of handing $2.5 billion in tax incentives to the facilities.”
“Seemingly every faction of the Democratic coalition had a romp on Election Day, including the left flank of the party, which wants to foist its hardcore progressive agenda on the country.”
“It is one of two cases which underscore the department's willingness to intervene in election disputes before votes are counted.”
“It’s clear that Democrats won a strong mandate against something: data centers and their various externalities, billionaires buying elections, and the AI industry’s ongoing promise to take your job and also maybe kill you.”
“Following the election, Meta President Dina Powell McCormick said new U.S. data-center projects would be harder to construct and raised the prospect of building outside the country.”
“Unfortunately, we sometimes have to do that in election analysis since we don’t get very many data points.”
“Interviewers phone in the results from the questionnaires to a data center three times during the day.”
“The testy exchange was a reminder of widespread public concern about election day safety and exaggerated Republican fears of fraudulent voting.”
“Before and on Election Day, it’s typical for the major political parties to mount poll-watching operations, but both Democrats and Republicans say they’ve expanded these activities in this pressurized midterm.”
“The Anti-Corruption Data Collective, the New York Times’s source, says it has surpassed $220m in 2026, up from $92.4m in the 2024 election cycle.”
“Preliminary results showed Peter Fry won handsomely with more than 98,000 votes in the previous day’s municipal election.”
“Josh Shapiro, a Democrat - David Becker, CBS News election law contributor and the executive director of the Center for Election Innovation and Research - Anthony Salvanto, CBS News executive director of elections and surveys Click to browse full transcripts…”
“Henry Olsen, a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center thinktank in Washington, notes that the Latino shift is visible across public polling and state-level data, saying: “Whether it’s a 15-point shift or a 30-point shift, it’s a big deal.”
“The "relentless rise of the mega donor" is one of the main stories of these midterm elections, said Henrik Schatzinger, a political science professor and director of the the Center for Politics and the People at Wisconsin-based Ripon College.”
“Here are some of the notable trends emerging in the early voting data as Election Day nears.”
“Here are some of the key facts about the election and data points the AP Decision Team will monitor as the votes are tallied: When do polls close?”
““The election outcome may not map onto exactly what we’d expect from the polls because who votes, we don’t know until Election Day.””
“The election pits the left-of-center veteran politician Lula against Bolsonaro, an ally of President Trump and the son of imprisoned former President .Flávio Bolsonaro bested Lula by more than 2.2 million votes in the first round of the election earlier this…”
“Early voting is underway throughout the country in the and Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3.”
“The efforts are among the latest attempts by the administration to use “shoddy, error-prone data to preemptively cast doubt” on election outcomes, according to Elizabeth Laird with the Center for Democracy & Technology.”
“Why wouldn’t the GOP slow data center construction?”
“"It begins with voter registration, then you have people voting, then you have Election Day,"”
“…rney Cleta Mitchell has shaped virtually every aspect of the Trump administration’s norm-busting agenda on American elections. - Movement Builder: After working to overturn Trump’s 2020 defeat, Mitchell forged a national grassroots movement to overhaul…”
“Hispanic voting bloc defies generalization Hispanic people now account for one-sixth of the eligible voters in the U.S., a larger group than Black Americans, according to data compiled by Pew Research Center.”
““But am I planning my days around the election to be somewhere to not certify?”
“… is not an unreasonable ask." $32 million in campaign ads for one swing district In a sign of how vital this district is, Republicans and Democrats have each booked more than $16 million in ads here through Election Day, according to data compiled by…”
“… sought to win over moderate and undecided voters in the state largely by playing up his moderate bona fides, and capitalizing on high prices, the rising costs of home insurance, and votes' concerns about the rapid buildout of data centers, among other…”
“… happened in the second Trump administration is from almost day one — I mean, literally the first two months — they took all that was built up by Trump 1 and just decimated it,” said David Becker, founder of the nonpartisan Center for Election Innovation and…”
“During his re-election bid, he received nearly 48 percent support among Latinos, according to an exit poll from the Pew Research Center — up 12 percentage points from the 2020 election.”
“How high inflation is hurting Trump's Republicans in U.S. midterm campaign With less than 3 weeks until election day, gas and diesel prices show no signs of falling For nearly a year, U.S.”
“Worst moment for Hochul: “She dodged whether she’d sign the bill expanding the data center moratorium, and Blakeman jumped on it: ‘You say what you want to do, and then you don’t do it.'””
“If and when Trump loses a national election, there will be far less pressure for soul-searching on the left.”
“The findings, which come less than four weeks before Election Day, reflect a midterm landscape shaped by concerns about mail-in voting and doubts about the reliability of the U.S.”