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Data center opposition reshapes Texas races in 2026

Voters concerned about power, water, and utility costs are increasingly influencing Texas political races as 2026 approaches.

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CNBC Markets reports that opposition to data centers is becoming a key factor in Texas' 2026 governor and Senate races.

According to CNBC Markets, as voters focus on how large facilities could affect power supply, water availability, and utility costs, Democrats are looking to harness that sentiment in their campaigns.

The outlet says data center-related concerns are reshaping the political debate in Texas ahead of the next election cycle, with the opposition turning into a broader issue for voters.

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CNBC MarketsTexas turning blue may hinge on Democrats harnessing data center opposition

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