Candidates and voting groups fighting for Data center regulation, and who you can vote for on November 3, 2026.
Updated Oct 8, 2026
7 voters
4 groups
12 recommendations
12 candidates in 2 states for the November 3, 2026 election.
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We count how many Data center regulation voting groups on Sway recommend each candidate. Sway is a nonpartisan platform and does not endorse candidates.
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led by Red Wine & Blue
We support candidates up and down the ballot who put people over corporate special interests and protect what everyday Michiganders have built. We fight for healthcare that works for everyone, well-funded public schools, clean water, and keeping big money out of politics. Our goal is to elect leaders who will lower costs, regulate harmful development, and keep extremists away from our communities. Recommendations via redwine.blue
Committee to Elect Jessica Harper - OHD93
led by Jessica Harper · 6 voters
This grassroots campaign is about building a stronger future for southeastern Ohio — with great schools, fair taxes, and leadership that listens. Help spread the word and get Jessica to the statehouse!
Red Wine & Blue Michigan 2026 Voter Guide
led by Red Wine & Blue · 1 voter
We support candidates up and down the ballot who put people over corporate special interests and protect what everyday Michiganders have built. We fight for healthcare that works for everyone, well-funded public schools, clean water, and keeping big money out of politics. Our goal is to elect leaders who will lower costs, regulate harmful development, and keep extremists away from our communities. Recommendations via redwine.blue
Millennials Casting Votes
led by Kirk · 0 voters
We’re a group of Millennials helping other NYC voters know who is on the ballot and how their policies effect us personally.
People Have the Power Spartanburg
led by Alison Hughey · 0 voters
Recent issues, especially those involving data center development, have disregarded concerns of Spartanburg county residents. This group seeks to bring concerned residents together to review ballots and make informed choices to support candidates who will work for constituents, not just corporations. We will strive to seek common ground on urgent local issues while recognizing our individual differences of perspective.
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