Widespread local opposition to hyperscale data centers—driven by concerns over electricity demand, water use, noise, and grid strain amid the AI boom—has produced more than 138 active municipal and township moratoriums across Ohio as of mid-September 2026, with 23 communities enacting outright bans. Public sentiment remains strong, with a Bowling Green State University poll showing 78% support for pauses, while every major gubernatorial candidate and both U.S. Senate contenders have endorsed restrictions. However, the Republican-controlled legislature has advanced no statewide moratorium, instead considering Senate Bill 294 that could favor data centers by redefining “clean energy.” November 2026 local ballot measures and a potential 2027 constitutional amendment banning facilities over 25 MW represent key near-term tests, though any statewide pause would require legislative or voter action that has so far stalled.
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