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Americans are increasingly concerned about data centers. A new Pew Research Center survey found that 54% see them as harmful to the environment and six in ten would be uncomfortable with a new data center in their community.

Americans’ views of data centers have turned more negative Americans’ views of data centers have turned more negative since January. But many are unsure or unfamiliar with them.

Explore 2022 and 2024 voter turnout by state, county, and district with the Redistricting Data Hub’s new dashboard, built with L2 voter data.
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SD Voted Early or Absentee as of 9/24/26 // 3,350
General Election
Party ID: Democratic 33.8% / Republican 50.2% / Nonpartisan 3.6%
Ages: 65+ 69.7% / 50-64 14.5% / 40-49 4.8% / 30-39 2.7% / 18-29 0.6%
Gender: Female 48.5% / Male 50.2%
Ethnicity: African American 0.06% / White 81.4% / Hispanic 1.4% /Asian 0.7%
Veteran: 6.5%
Urbanicity Classification: Suburban 27.7% / Rural 61.6% / Urban 10.4%

ID Voted Early or Absentee as of 9/23/26 // 1,886
General Election
Party ID: Democratic 29.2% / Republican 51.3% / Nonpartisan 18.6%
Ages: 65+ 61.6% / 50-64 14.2% / 40-49 8.3% / 30-39 8.5% / 18-29 7.2%
Gender: Female 56.4% / Male 43.5%
Ethnicity: White 82% / Hispanic 5.6% /Asian 1.2%
Veteran: 4.8%
Urbanicity Classification: Suburban 25.9% / Rural 54% / Urban 20%

NC Voted Early or Absentee as of 9/23/26 // 8,845
General Election
Party ID: Democratic 48.1% / Republican 14.7% / Nonpartisan 36.9%
Ages: 65+ 60.1% / 50-64 18.1% / 40-49 7.7% / 30-39 6.8% / 18-29 7.1%
Gender: Female 52.8% / Male 47.1%
Ethnicity: African American 11.8% / White 69.8% / Hispanic 3.7% /Asian 2.4%
Veteran: 3.9%
Urbanicity Classification: Suburban 48.1% / Rural 30.7% / Urban 21.1%

VA Voted Early or Absentee as of 9/24/26 // 110,485
General Election
Modeled Party ID: Democratic 66.2% / Republican 29.7% / Nonpartisan 4%
Ages: 65+ 64.3% / 50-64 21.1% / 40-49 6.3% / 30-39 4.5% / 18-29 3.5%
Gender: Female 53.4% / Male 46.5%
Ethnicity: African American 13.2% / White 69.8% / Hispanic 3.5% /Asian 2.3%
Veteran: 5.8%
Urbanicity Classification: Suburban 48.9% / Rural 31.3% / Urban 19.7%

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Patagonia offers $100 to encourage voting in the midterms. (New York Times)

Patagonia Offers $100 to Customers Who Help Others Plan to Vote The outdoor apparel brand, which sued the Trump administration this month, is ramping up its environmental activism before the midterm elections.

SD Voted Early or Absentee as of 9/22/26 // 1,773
General Election
Party ID: Democratic 35.8% / Republican 46.6% / Nonpartisan 4.2%
Ages: 65+ 66.3% / 50-64 14.8% / 40-49 4.6% / 30-39 2.8% / 18-29 0.7%
Gender: Female 46.7% / Male 51.7%
Ethnicity: African American 0.2% / White 80.7% / Hispanic 1.5% /Asian 0.6%
Veteran: 5.8%
Urbanicity Classification: Suburban 27.8% / Rural 61.6% / Urban 10.5%

ID Voted Early or Absentee as of 9/22/26 // 1,088
General Election
Party ID: Democratic 29.9% / Republican 50.9% / Nonpartisan 18.1%
Ages: 65+ 54.8% / 50-64 15.4% / 40-49 9.7% / 30-39 9.8% / 18-29 10%
Gender: Female 58.3% / Male 41.6%
Ethnicity: White 82.9% / Hispanic 5.6% /Asian 1.1%
Veteran: 4.3%
Urbanicity Classification: Suburban 22.4% / Rural 55.5% / Urban 22%