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ALT Graphic headlined “New Poll: Michiganders Want Better Data Center Regulation.” It shows that 80% say it’s very or somewhat important for lawmakers to do more to regulate data center growth, and 76% are at least somewhat concerned AI could reduce good-paying jobs. Each stat has a bar chart of the full results. Poll by Progress Michigan with Public Policy Polling, 961 Michiganders, ±3.2% margin of error.)
ALT Graphic: Nov. 3 General Election important dates. Oct. 19: last day to register online or by mail; after that, register in person at your city or township clerk’s office. Oct. 20: last day we recommend mailing your ballot. Oct. 24 to Nov. 1: statewide early voting. Nov. 2, 4 p.m.: deadline to vote in person with an absentee ballot at your city or township clerk’s office. Nov. 3: Election Day, polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Military and overseas ballots must be postmarked by Nov. 3.
ALT Chris Andrus, owner of The Mitten Brewing Company, smiles outdoors while holding a campaign flyer. Its prominent text reads “Stop pay-to-play political corruption,” “Get monopoly utility money out of politics,” and “YES ON 2: Money Out of Politics.” He wears a baseball cap, orange plaid shirt, and jeans.
ALT Photo of server racks with headline: environmental groups call for a moratorium and regulations on data centers.
ALT Proposed Legislation on Data Centers: Michigan data center bills in the MI House and Senate: water-use permits, water/electric protections, community benefits, ban on NDAs for officials.
ALT Graphic that has this summary of text: Data Center Moratorium: environmental groups urge a statewide pause until rules protect water, grid, and wildlife.
ALT Contact state legislators at findmirep.com to halt data center expansion until rules and regulations are adopted.
ALT Rooftop solar panels and headline: New Poll: Michiganders Support Plug-in Solar, sub-headline: 69% of Michiganders support removing legal barriers to plug-in solar.
ALT Bar Chart for a survey question on bill to allow plug-in solar: 69% support (42% strong, 27% somewhat); 12% oppose (8% strong, 4% somewhat).
ALT Quote graphic from John Freeman of Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association; Quote summary: Call to adopt plug-in solar laws in Michigan so residents and businesses can buy lower-cost solar electricity.
ALT Justin Mendoza of Progress Michigan quote graphic urging legal allowance of plug-in home solar to lower bills, curb fossil fuel use, and reduce costs.
