Pause Future Development
Give local communities the opportunity to understand the impacts, ask questions, and provide input.
William Penn founded Pennsylvania on the promise power rests with the people, and strong communities are built by good neighbors.
Josh Shapiro broke that promise and opened Pennsylvania’s door to data centers and gave away state tax dollars and resources to a company on the other side of the country.
Stacy Garrity proposed 5 steps to restore trust:
Give local communities the opportunity to understand the impacts, ask questions, and provide input.
Require data centers to bring their own energy and water sources.
Limit problems in neighborhoods and increase land value.
The people who live in the community should determine its future.
Continue Pennsylvania's legacy of innovation and for the betterment of the Commonwealth.
We have the power to restore William Penn's promise and end Josh Shapiro's corruption.
A Pause to Get Data Centers Right
End Josh Shapiro's Corruption
Return Power to the People
Pause new data center development until clear safeguards are in place to protect Pennsylvania families, communities, farmland, water, and electric rates.
End Josh Shapiro's backroom approach to data center development. Require public input, full transparency, and accountability for the more than $5 million in campaign support he received from out-of-state interests tied to data centers.
Return power to the people by requiring local approval before any new data center can be built. The communities that bear the costs must have the final say.
Pennsylvanians working together for the common good have built strong communities across the Commonwealth, achieving remarkable accomplishments and inspiring pride.