South Dakota’s AI Data Center Debate | Pierre News
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A heated battle is unfolding in South Dakota as Democratic candidate Frank Kloucek pushes for a year-long pause on new AI data centers, warning they’ll strain the power grid and saddle residents with higher energy bills. While the state legislature recently passed two bills to regulate these facilities—including charging companies for reviews, enforcing water use checks, and requiring separate billing—Kloucek calls them too weak without real penalties. His Republican opponent, Don Haggar, dismisses the moratorium as reckless, insisting existing laws offer a fair, case-by-case approach. The debate reflects a national tension: should South Dakota embrace AI’s economic promise or prioritize public control and affordability? With early voting looming, this pivotal race could determine how the state balances tech growth with community protection.
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