Signature process begins to ban large data centers in Ohio
Sponsors of a proposed constitutional amendment that would ban the construction of any new large data centers in Ohio have cleared another hurdle in getting the question to voters this November. After a review, the Ohio Ballot Board confirmed the data center proposal contains only one proposed constitutional amendment, complying with state law. Now comes the hard part. The Ballot Board decision allows organizers to start the massive job of collecting more than 400,000 registered voter signatures in order to get the question before voters in November. The signatures must be from voters ...