Tom Tiffany rolled out a ‘Protect Wisconsin Farmland Tour’ and cast himself as the guy standing between Big Tech and your back forty. The trouble is his record tells almost the exact opposite story.

He backed the SPEED Act to fast-track AI data center permits. He voted for H.R. 1, which handed corporations 100% tax write-offs and tried to bar states from regulating AI for a decade — a ban so extreme the Senate struck it 99-1. Derrick Van Orden voted yes on that same bill. Tiffany’s campaign even cashed a check from the lone lobbyist for the Wisconsin Data Center Coalition — the group he now claims to oppose.

CVI is making sure voters know the truth. At our rallies, dancing Hippos now join protesters to remind people that Van Orden and Tiffany are Data Center Hippo-crites. Three in four Wisconsin voters already say data centers cost more than they are worth. Now they need to know who is really behind them.