Ohio Chamber is spending $100,000 to try to defeat a single anti-data-center ballot issue in Trenton, pop. 14,241

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Planned data centers in Ohio have drawn widespread small-town opposition. But is trying to sink those ballot issues with big-business and high-tech campaign cash the right approach? The Plain Dealer and cleveland.com's editorial board suggests a third way that actually tries to find out what's driving local concerns - and address them. (Noah Berger | Getty Images)

The Ohio Chamber of Commerce plugs itself as “For All Ohioans.” It needs to work harder to act like that if it wants to influence data-center hearts and minds in small-town Ohio.



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