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Deep Atomic MK60 Nuclear-Powered AI Data Center Campus (Idaho National Laboratory)

Announced · Owner: Deep Atomic1 · Congressional district 2

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This project is in ID-2. Your representative is Michael K. Simpson.

Michael K. Simpson (R), U.S. Representative ID-2 · 202-225-5531 · website

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Serving now · won 2026 race
Brad Little (R) · Governor
2026 Governor ID: won by Brad Little (R), AP call2, not yet certified · official count
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Serving now · won 2026 race
James E. Risch (R) · U.S. Senator · term ends Jan 3, 2027
2026 U.S. Senate ID: won by Jim Risch (R), AP call3, not yet certified · official count
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Contact: website · DC 202-224-2752 · contact form
Serving now · not on 2026 ballot
Mike Crapo (R) · U.S. Senator · term ends Jan 3, 2029
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Contact: website · DC 202-224-6142 · contact form
Serving now · won 2026 race
Michael K. Simpson (R) · U.S. Representative (119th) · ID-2 · term ends Jan 3, 2027
2026 U.S. House ID-2: won by Mike Simpson (R), AP call4, not yet certified · official count
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Contact: website · DC 202-225-5531

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  1. 1.Sue Data Centers, Deep Atomic MK60 Nuclear-Powered AI Data Center Campus (Idaho National Laboratory) listing, accessed Nov 5, 2026. ↩
  2. 2.Associated Press race call, 2026 Governor ID result. ↩
  3. 3.Associated Press race call, 2026 U.S. Senate ID result. ↩
  4. 4.Associated Press race call, 2026 U.S. House ID-2 result. ↩
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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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