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@ballotpedia.org@ballotpedia.orgVoters in eight states — Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, Kansas, California, Michigan, Nevada, and Florida — will decide on 38 data center-related local ballot measures in 2026. The measures span 35 jurisdictions in 30 counties.
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@ballotpedia.orgIndependence resident McKenna Cobb, who led the recall effort, cited Perkins' vote to approve a 90% tax abatement for technology company Nebius, in order to build a 2.1-million-square-foot data center in the Little Blue Valley district of Independence.
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@ballotpedia.orgOn Sept. 1, voters in Independence, Missouri recalled First District Councilman John Perkins, making him the first official to be removed from office in a data center-related recall this year.
@ballotpedia.orgVoters in four states will decide on six statewide ballot measures on housing policy on Nov. 3 — the most in a single year since 2006. California has three measures on the ballot. Hawaii, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island each have one.
