“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted No on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Did not vote (Present and not voting) on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Nay on Georgia HB 1063, requiring electric utilities to shield residential customers from data center construction and operating costs”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted No on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted No on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Lead sponsor of H.R. 6529, the Protecting Families from AI Data Center Energy Costs Act, directing FERC to develop rate structures that shield households from AI data center load costs”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted No on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Did not vote (Excused Absence) on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted No on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Did not vote (X) on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted No on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Did not vote (Present and not voting) on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Lead cosponsor of H.R. 9340, the Ratepayer Protection Act, requiring data centers of 100 MW or more to pay the full incremental cost of the grid upgrades needed to serve them”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted No on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Did not vote (Present and not voting) on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Did not vote (X) on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Nay on Georgia HB 1063, requiring electric utilities to shield residential customers from data center construction and operating costs”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Nay on Georgia HB 1063, requiring electric utilities to shield residential customers from data center construction and operating costs”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Nay on Georgia HB 1063, requiring electric utilities to shield residential customers from data center construction and operating costs”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Nay on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted No on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted No on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Nay on Georgia HB 1063, requiring electric utilities to shield residential customers from data center construction and operating costs”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted No on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted No on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Nay on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, on final passage”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted No on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Nay on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, on final passage”

“Voted N on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Nay on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted N on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted N on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, creating a separate rate class for data centers and other loads above 20 megawatts”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, on final passage”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Nay on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Nay on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted No on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Nay on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, creating a separate rate class for data centers and other loads above 20 megawatts”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted N on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted No on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Nay on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, creating a separate rate class for data centers and other loads above 20 megawatts”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted N on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted N on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, on final passage”

“Voted N on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Nay on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Nay on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, on final passage”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, creating a separate rate class for data centers and other loads above 20 megawatts”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, on final passage”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, on final passage”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, creating a separate rate class for data centers and other loads above 20 megawatts”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Nay on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted No on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Nay on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Y on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted N on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted No on California SB 57, requiring the CPUC to report whether data center demand is shifting electricity costs onto other ratepayers”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, creating a separate rate class for data centers and other loads above 20 megawatts”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, creating a separate rate class for data centers and other loads above 20 megawatts”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, on final passage”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, on final passage”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted N on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Texas SB 6, requiring large electric loads such as data centers to pay interconnection costs and curtail during grid emergencies”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted N on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Nay on Oregon HB 3546, the POWER Act, on final passage”

“Voted N on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted N on Virginia HB 1393, an omnibus Dominion Energy bill whose data center provision allocates capacity and distribution costs to the 25 MW customer class”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Yea on Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Customer Protection Act, requiring 75 MW-plus loads to cover their own grid and interconnection costs”

“Voted Aye on North Carolina SB 730, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on second reading”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Tennessee HB 1847, requiring data centers to pay the full cost of the electrical infrastructure built to serve them”

“Voted Aye on Arizona HB 2756, letting the Corporation Commission make extra-high-load-factor customers pay for the infrastructure built to serve them”