Maggie Dougherty
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Capitol News Illinois
The emergence of a new class of data centers has garnered bipartisan opposition in communities across the state. What was once seen as an avenue for economic growth has become a political issue in Illinois, and one on which candidates from both sides of the aisle are hoping to distinguish themselves.
Tim Rosenberger
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WCBU
Abbie Lankitus
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University of Missouri
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