“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”

House third-reading passage of Rep. Brad Boles' Data Center Customer Ratepayer Protection Act, which defines "large load customers" (new facilities needing 75 megawatts or more, including data centers and crypto mining) and requires them to cover their own grid and interconnection costs rather than shifting those costs onto residential and small-business ratepayers. Two representatives voted no. The Speaker is recorded in the yea column as "Mr. Speaker" and is not attributed to a named member here. The vote sheet does not print party, so no party is recorded for these members. Outcome: Passed the House, 92 Yeas to 2 Nays (5 excused, 2 vacancies) Recorded vote: Nay. Body: Oklahoma House of Representatives. Measure: OK HB 2992 (2026, 60th Legislature 2nd Session).