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Darline Graham is the very first target of a brand-new super PAC from the toxic data center industry, which just dumped $1.5 million in South Carolina to save her. Graham has spent her time in office defending Big Tech's massive data centers while opposing any pauses on construction. The industry's flashy new TV ads don't mention data centers a single time, and they haven't disclosed a single donor. Republicans are taking secret cash to sell out our communities to Big Tech, and it's time to vote them ALL out.

Read the full story: The Data Center Industry's New Super PAC Picked Its First Candidate: Darline Graham. It Reserved $1.5 Million in Ads for Her. They Don't Mention Data Centers.

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