N.J. Towns to Let Voters Decide on Data Center Development

October 31, 2026

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Two towns in New Jersey will allow voters to influence decisions on data center developments. While a 'yes' vote won't ban data centers, it will guide officials in reviewing development plans. This move highlights the growing importance of community input in infrastructure projects.

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