Utah's Senate President Approved A Controversial Data Center. A Week Later, His PAC got $135,000
May 6, 2026
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as posted by the channelUtah Senate President Stuart Adams chaired the MIDA vote approving Kevin O'Leary's controversial 40,000-acre data center and natural gas power plant in northern Utah — over significant public opposition. Seven days later, five development companies with projects before MIDA wrote his political action committee $135,000 in a single day. Those are the five largest donations in the PAC's six-year history.
Adams has not responded to questions.
Full story at UtahPolitics.news
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