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Morning Digest: Clean energy just won big in Phoenix. Advocates now want to go statewide. — Susan M. Collins | ChamberLight
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Arizona Democrats hope to flip two Republican-held seats on the state's utility regulator after clean-energy advocates won control of a major Phoenix utility board. The race centers on energy affordability, data centers, and renewable energy mandates.
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ALSO MENTIONED David Marshall, State Representative and ACC candidate; Nick Myer, Arizona Corporation Commissioner; Ralph Heap, State Representative and ACC candidate
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