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Lawmakers say push from public, governor behind new batch of proposed data center guardrails

States Newsroom · October 27, 2026

Although a mash of proposed restrictions and protections for AI data centers raised debate in the New Hampshire Legislature earlier this year, they largely failed to progress. Now, as early filings for the 2027 session show, some lawmakers are hoping to do more. With some preliminary bill requests tentatively filed…

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Lawmakers say push from public, governor behind new batch of proposed data center guardrails

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