Paige Cognetti, the mayor of Scranton, is running television advertisements that criticize data centers as she campaigns to win a U.S. House seat from freshman Republican Rob Bresnahan. In the ads, Cognetti argues that local communities are being affected by the expansion of data centers and frames her message around the idea that “we’re not for sale.” The race is presented by multiple outlets as one of the Democratic Party’s opportunities to gain a House seat. Bresnahan, a first-term Republican congressman, is the incumbent in the contest, which pits Cognetti against him in Pennsylvania. The coverage highlights that Cognetti is focusing the campaign’s messaging on data center-related concerns, using them as a central theme in her push to unseat Bresnahan. The articles do not indicate a specific policy detail or response from Bresnahan in the provided excerpts, but they consistently describe Cognetti’s TV ad approach and her broader campaign goal of winning the seat.