REP, the incumbent. Candidate for U.S. House, District 7, Ohio, on the November 3, 2026 ballot.
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Max Miller, U.S. Rep. from Ohio, said he supports Ohio's HB 983 requiring large new or expanded data centers to obtain local voter approval, operate with closed loop water systems, stringent environmental controls, pay for water and environmental impacts, generate off grid electricity, disclose development agreements and chemical use, and forgo local tax incentives (as reported, August 10, 2026)
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U.S. Representative (Ohio)
Max Miller, U.S. Rep. from Ohio, said he supports Ohio's HB 983 requiring large new or expanded data centers to obtain local voter approval, operate with closed loop water systems, stringent environmental controls, pay for water and environmental impacts, generate off grid electricity, disclose development agreements and chemical use, and forgo local tax incentives
U.S. Representative (Ohio)
In May 2025, Max Miller voted for federal budget package that included preemption provision prohibiting states and localities from regulating AI data centers
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