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Data centers offer a rare unifying issue for Utah voters across party lines

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Utah News spotted this story published September 22, 2026 at KUER. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

Published September 22, 2026 at 5:00 AM MDT Set KUER as preferred source Hugo Rikard-Bell / KUERUtahns gathered at the state Capitol to protest the Stratos Project data center in Northern Utah’s Box Elder County on May 14, 2026. Opposition to data centers has become a unifying issue across party lines in Utah, but other things like affordability still weigh the most on voters' minds.

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