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365 Data Centers NY10 (65 Broadway)

Operating · Owner: 365 Data Centers1 · Congressional district 10

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This project is in NY-10. Your representative is Daniel S. Goldman.

Daniel S. Goldman (D), U.S. Representative NY-10 · Outgoing, leaves office Jan 2027 · 202-225-7944 · website

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Serving now · won 2026 race
Kathy Hochul (D) · Governor · term ends Dec 31, 2026
2026 Governor NY: won by Kathy Hochul (D), AP call2, not yet certified · official count
As I announced in my State of the State address just earlier this year, New York will require data centers to either produce their own energy or pay a premium to tap into our grid.
Governor transcript, Jul 14, 2026 · source
Serving now · not on 2026 ballot
Kirsten E. Gillibrand (D) · U.S. Senator · term ends Jan 3, 2031
Paraphrase: Statement backing New York's one-year moratorium on hyperscale data centers.3
Contact: website · DC 202-224-4451 · contact form
Serving now · not on 2026 ballot
Charles E. Schumer (D) · U.S. Senator · term ends Jan 3, 2029
Paraphrase: Senate Democrats' energy cost plan, unveiled by Schumer, says data centers should pay their fair share of grid costs.4
Contact: website · DC 202-224-6542 · contact form
Outgoing · lost 2026 primary runoff · leaves Jan 2027
Daniel S. Goldman (D) · U.S. Representative (119th) · NY-10
2026 U.S. House NY-10: won by Brad Lander (D), AP call5, not yet certified · official count
Lost 2026 primary to Brad Lander7
Vote: Roll call vote: Yea on H.R. 9340, the Ratepayer Protection Act (passed 417 to 3, Sep 16, 2026). The bill asks states to make large loads such as data centers pay for the grid upgrades they need.6
Contact: website · DC 202-225-7944
Incoming · takes office Jan 2027
Brad Lander (D) · U.S. Representative-elect (120th) · NY-10
2026 U.S. House NY-10: won by Brad Lander (D), AP call5, not yet certified · official count
Paraphrase: Endorsing group says he is calling for a national moratorium on data centers. ABC News reports he backs a moratorium on AI data center construction.8

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  1. 1.Sue Data Centers, 365 Data Centers NY10 (65 Broadway) listing, accessed Nov 5, 2026. ↩
  2. 2.Associated Press race call, 2026 Governor NY result. ↩
  3. 3.gillibrand.senate.gov release, gillibrand.senate.gov release statement. ↩
  4. 4.Senate Democrats release, Senate Democrats release statement. ↩
  5. 5.Associated Press race call, 2026 U.S. House NY-10 result. ↩
  6. 6.House Clerk, Roll Call 312, House Clerk, Roll Call 312 vote record. ↩
  7. 7.New York State Board of Elections, result call, Jun 23, 2026. ↩
  8. 8.ABC News, ABC News statement, Jun 30, 2026. ↩
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How many jobs does a data center create?

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What trades build data centers?

Electricians do the largest share of the work, followed by pipefitters and HVAC mechanics for cooling, ironworkers, equipment operators, laborers and low voltage and controls technicians. Running sites hire data center technicians, facilities staff and security. Source

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