Ken Paxton Embraces Data Centers in Texas Despite Widespread Opposition
Paxton says the state should expand data centers while barring China-made technology, and Texas Comptroller figures project the sales tax exemption will cost $3.2 billion over two years.
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Ken Paxton argues for more data centers in Texas, saying 'there's plenty of open space'
Apparently deciding he wasn’t polling low enough, Texas Attorney General and U.S. Senate hopeful Ken Paxton has come out strongly in favor of more data center development. The breakneck expansion of data centers is disproportionately affecting Republicans in rural Texas, drawing a backlash among conservative Texas voters. What’s more, the New York Times recently described […]
Paxton frames himself as centrist on data centers: 'Yes, with conditions'
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is framing himself as a centrist voice on data centers as he seeks to further distinguish himself from his Democratic opponent in the Lone Star State’s Senate race. In a conversation with the U.S. Hispanic Business Council on Monday, Paxton said his stance on data centers was “not an extreme […]
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