Summary
Calvert County’s primary elections are being shaped by the fight over data centers, with candidates’ stances on big tech development likely deciding who regulates or welcomes it. That means voters are effectively choosing how much data-center growth comes to their backyard—and what rules come with it.
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Impact analysis
The election could affect tax revenue and jobs from data centers—but also local costs for power, water, roads, and infrastructure.
Data-center developers and tech firms could benefit from welcoming officials, while residents may gain if new tax revenue lowers burdens or funds services.
Residents near proposed sites and people worried about energy, water, or sprawl could be harmed if growth outpaces local safeguards.
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