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The Potter District Courts building in downtown Amarillo, Texas, U.S.A.

Running for office in Potter County, TX? Post your stance on data centers.

Potter County, TX

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Residents near a project hear where you stand in your own words. You pick the label, write the statement and keep it current; we only check who posted it and that it follows the content rules.

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We send a code to that address. Confirming it signs you in with that email, so you can come back and update your statement. Campaign staff can do this for the candidate, from the campaign’s listed email.

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