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Georgia voters to choose two Public Service Commission seats amid rising electricity costs and debates over energy policy.
Georgia voters will decide two Public Service Commission seats in November amid rising electricity bills fueled by natural gas costs and the over-budget Plant Vogtle nuclear project.
Democrats Peter Hubbard and Alicia Johnson campaign on clean energy and lower rates, opposing new gas plants and pushing for profit limits, while Republicans Tim Echols and Fitz Johnson, backed by Gov.
Brian Kemp, defend a three-year rate freeze and warn Democratic policies could increase costs.
Despite $2.2 million in Democratic spending, early turnout remains low.
The commission regulates Georgia Power and affects rates for 2.3 million customers amid growing data center demand.
Los votantes de Georgia elegirán dos asientos en la Comisión de Servicio Público en medio del aumento de los costos de la electricidad y los debates sobre la política energética.