Governor of Oregon
Democratic Governor Tina Kotek echoed Sanders' call for a data center moratorium in her reelection campaign.
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Tina Kotek
Democrat, Working Families. Candidate for Governor, Oregon, on the November 3, 2026 ballot.
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In their own words
Democratic Governor Tina Kotek echoed Sanders' call for a data center moratorium in her reelection campaign. (as reported, September 28, 2026)
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Statements on data centers 7
Tina Kotek, Oregon Governor
Governor supports a statewide moratorium on data centers while Oregon develops stronger protections
Oregon Governor
Governor Kotek wants legislature to pass statewide data center moratorium in 2027 session
Governor
Kotek has come out in support of local moratoriums on data centers in advance of statewide actions on the committee's recommendations
Governor
Gov. Tina Kotek plans to introduce legislation on data centers in the 2027 legislative session
Governor
The bill would incorporate recommendations from Kotek's Data Center Advisory Committee
Oregon Governor
Kotek voted in 2012 to pass bill ensuring tech companies operating data centers in state enterprise zones are only taxed on value of physical assets under five to ten year property tax breaks
Recorded votes on data center bills 0
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