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Miller Provides Legal Advice to Jonathan Windy Boy on Montana Data Center Issues

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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What happened

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Brian Miller provided legal advice to Jonathan Windy Boy concerning data center issues. Miller, who is a Democratic U.S. House candidate, has made data centers a central issue in his campaign, calling for stricter construction regulations and criticizing the industry for a lack of transparency.

From kpax.com

Why it matters

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Miller is also the attorney for Yellowstone County Voices, a citizens’ group seeking voter approval for data center projects in the county. His campaign push for stricter regulations in Montana could impact the operations of data center companies.

From kpax.com

Who's involved

  • MillerDemocratic U.S. House candidate and attorney providing legal advice
  • Jonathan Windy BoyMontana politician who received legal advice from Miller

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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    Data center companies might face increased construction costs due to Miller's campaign push for stricter regulations in Montana.

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