General election · 3 November 2026

State House, District 31

3 candidates on the ballot, listed in certified ballot order.

Race type: Contested
Candidates: 3
Surveys returned: 1 of 3
Race receipts: $7,504

Scott Odenbach

Sitting legislator

RepublicanBallot order 1

Where they stand on data centers

83%protective votes — 5 of 6 tracked roll calls

Stood with residents

Survey: no response recorded

The position above is drawn from roll-call votes only. This candidate has not answered the questionnaire in their own words.

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Money — a signal, never a position

$4,850Total receipts reported

—Matched a flag (A–D)

No itemized donors filed. That is not the same as having raised nothing.

Committee: Friends Of Scott Odenbach.

A flag means a donor matched a category. It is not a finding that anything improper happened.

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Mary J. Fitzgerald

Sitting legislator

RepublicanBallot order 2

Where they stand on data centers

100%protective votes — 3 of 3 tracked roll calls

Stood with residents

Survey: no response recorded

The position above is drawn from roll-call votes only. This candidate has not answered the questionnaire in their own words.

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Money — a signal, never a position

$2,300Total receipts reported

$250Matched a flag (A–D)

CThe PAC funnel$250

Flagged donors on recordDusty PAC $250 [C]

Committee: Fitzgerald District 31 House.

A flag means a donor matched a category. It is not a finding that anything improper happened.

How to reach them

Emailfits4house@gmail.com

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Morgan Plucker

Not a sitting legislator

DemocratBallot order 3

Where they stand on data centers

Nothing on record.Morgan has never held legislative office, so there are no roll calls to score.

Survey: responded

“Many constituents I have spoken to have expressed concern about the environmental impact these data centers will cause. The detrimental increase in water usage is concerning, as a medium-sized center can use up to 110 million gallons per year for cooling purposes, which is equivalent to the annual water usage of around 1,000 households. With only 0.5% of water on earth fit for human consumption, the idea of using it to cool down mega computers is insulting to say the least Other concerns I have heard are increases in electric bills for residents, as these centers will require a lot of power to function. There have also been concerns with tax breaks for the companies that run these centers, and the lack of meaningful economic development for the communities.”

“I would say those are extremely important concerns to be aware of as we grow in the tech industry. While people want the newest and greatest things, we must be aware that these data centers WILL cause a water shortage in our lifetime if we allow them to be built. They will destroy the environment, and they can lead to a huge spike in everyday bills and finances for the people. I cannot fathom voting for something that will destroy the future for our children and the generations to come.”

Published verbatim as submitted

Money — a signal, never a position

$354Total receipts reported

—Matched a flag (A–D)

No itemized donors filed. That is not the same as having raised nothing.

Committee: Morgan Plucker For Legislature.

A flag means a donor matched a category. It is not a finding that anything improper happened.

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What the flags mean

A · Data center and Big Tech: The industry itself, its lobbyists, and the trade group that testified for the 50-year tax break.
B · Utility, power and energy: Utilities, generators, transmission and the ethanol bloc — interests whose revenue rises with data center load.
C · The PAC funnel: Money arriving through a political action committee rather than directly.
D · Named individuals: People named in the underlying investigation.
E and F · Outside money: Large national spending and independent expenditure made for a candidate. Never the candidate’s own money, and never added to their receipts.

How the score is built

Roll calls on 2026 data center bills are tracked. A vote counts as protective when it sided with residents on cost, water, or local control.

Candidates with no legislative service have no score. That is shown as an absence, never as a zero.

Full roll calls and bill text: the legislative scorecard.

Correct the record

Every figure here traces to a state-published filing. If something is wrong, we want to fix it fast.

Candidates may submit a questionnaire response at any time; it is published verbatim beside the voting record.

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