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Two supervisors seek special election on data centers

Two Imperial County supervisors are pressing for a special election to address data centers in the county.

Two supervisors seek special election on data centers

Key takeaways

  • Two Imperial County supervisors are pressing for a special election.
  • The proposed election would address data centers.
  • The supervisors’ names, ballot language and election timing have not been established.

Two Imperial County supervisors are pressing for a special election on data centers, putting the issue at the center of a county-level political discussion.

The proposal

The supervisors are seeking a special election rather than waiting for a regular election cycle. The effort concerns data centers, which are large facilities used to house computer equipment and related infrastructure.

What is known

The development involves two Imperial County supervisors. The information available does not identify the supervisors, describe the proposed ballot language or state whether the county has formally scheduled an election.

Next steps

Any special election would require additional action through the county’s election and government process. Key questions include whether a formal request is filed, what question voters would consider and when an election could take place.

What to watch

  • Whether the supervisors file or approve a formal request.
  • Whether county officials set a process or date for a special election.
  • How the proposed ballot question is written, if one advances.

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