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        <![CDATA[<p>As Texas continues to attract massive AI data center investments, growing concerns over water use, power demand and community impacts could influence voters this November. A new University of Texas poll shows 56% of Texans oppose data center construction in their communities, creating a political challenge for Republicans and an opportunity for Democrats and independents. </p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>As Texas continues to attract massive AI data center investments, growing concerns over water use, power demand and community impacts could influence voters this November. A new University of Texas poll shows 56% of Texans oppose data center construction in their communities, creating a political challenge for Republicans and an opportunity for Democrats and independents. </p>]]>
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