Operation Save
West Virginia
Stop Data Centers or
Resign Governor Patrick Morrisey
Preserve the health of our people and the beauty of our great state!
Patrick Morrisey
Governor Patrick Morrisey has made attracting data centers a cornerstone
of his economic strategy
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Our Mission
Collect signatures to deliver to Governor Morrisey's office
Send out candidate questionnaire to all 2026 primary candidates
Coordinate anti-Data Center groups across the state for projects
Attend all area meetings on Data Centers to collect signatures
Stopping local permits for Data Centers, stopping Data Centers from using WV water sources, removing Data Centers from the WV electric grid, stopping Data Centers from using WV energy sources such as WV coal and natural gas (those energy sources are meant for our people not giant corporations)
Seek partnerships with EPA and other environmental agencies for pollution research
Coordinate 2028 candidates for Governor, state senate, state house, and county and local offices to focus on: stopping further data centers, turning existing centers into wild life refuges, creating a recall law to remove the governor, state senators, and state delegates, block elected or former WV lawmakers from financial profit of any kind from Data Centers including owning stocks of companies, holding employment, board of directors, lobbying, etc.
Send us a message at
OperationSaveWestVirginia@gmail.com
What We Believe
Opposition to Data Centers and the politicians who support them
We are against the creation of Data Centers inside of West Virginia. The potential of pollution by air, water, and land is a significant risk to our people, wildlife, and farms land.
The other reason we are against Data Centers in our state is the expected high increase to our electricity and water utility costs.
There are much more suitable locations across the world for their construction. We can serve the needs of industry and keep our state beautiful. Information travels across the globe over the internet in seconds, only corrupt politicians and speculative traders benefit from the precise location of Data Centers. Existing Data Centers in West Virginia need to be turned into wild life refuges, parks, and places that show the beauty of the nature of our state.