The Brief Both Republican and Democratic candidates for governor say they want to place new regulations on data centers. A town hall on Wednesday allowed candidates for Wisconsin governor to share their plans and views on data centers, as voting is already underway in the primary for governor. In Port Washington – Vantage Data Centers, Oracle and Open AI are partnering on a $15 billion campus. Town hallWhat we know:At a town hall hosted by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel at Milwaukee’s Turner Hall, candidates for governor answered questions about data centers. Like the Democrats, he also called for local communities to have the final say, to end taxpayer subsidies for data centers, and that costs for the data centers be covered by the facilities, not other Wisconsinites.