
Drew Kann
Enterprise Reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Climate change + environment reporter @ajc. Past: @CNN. Proud @UGAGrady alum + ATLien. Tips? Send 'em to [email protected] or [email protected]
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timesfreepress.com | Mark Niesse |Drew Kann
Electricity prices are on the ballot as early voting began Tuesday for two seats on Georgia's powerful utility regulator, the Public Service Commission. The election has a direct impact on voters, especially Georgia Power's customers in metro Atlanta, where residential bills have risen about $43 because of six PSC-approved rate increases that have kicked in since the start of 2023.
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gazettextra.com | Mark Niesse |Drew Kann
ATLANTA - Electricity prices are on the ballot when early voting begins Tuesday for two seats on Georgia's powerful utility regulator, the Public Service Commission. The election has a direct impact on voters, especially Georgia Power's customers in metro Atlanta, where residential bills have risen about $43 because of six PSC-approved rate increases that have kicked in since the start of 2023. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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thebrunswicknews.com | Mark Niesse |Drew Kann
By Mark Niesse and Drew Kann, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ATLANTA - Electricity prices are on the ballot when early voting begins Tuesday for two seats on Georgia's powerful utility regulator, the Public Service Commission. The election has a direct impact on voters, especially Georgia Power's customers in metro Atlanta, where residential bills have risen about $43 because of six PSC-approved rate increases that have kicked in since the start of 2023.
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kentucky.com | Mark Niesse |Drew Kann
ATLANTA - Electricity prices are on the ballot when early voting begins Tuesday for two seats on Georgia's powerful utility regulator, the Public Service Commission. The election has a direct impact on voters, especially Georgia Power's customers in metro Atlanta, where residential bills have risen about $43 because of six PSC-approved rate increases that have kicked in since the start of 2023.
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thederrick.com | Mark Niesse |Drew Kann
ATLANTA — Electricity prices are on the ballot when early voting begins Tuesday for two seats on Georgia’s powerful utility regulator, the Public Service Commission. The election has a direct impact on voters, especially Georgia Power’s customers in metro Atlanta, where residential bills have risen about $43 because of six PSC-approved rate increases that have kicked in since the start of 2023.
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