Bill Lowering Public Cost Of Data Centers Fails In The Senate
He blocked the Senate attempt to pass the bill, saying he favored a stronger approach to regulating data centers.
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The House passed the Ratepayer Protection Act 417-3, but Sen. Martin Heinrich blocked an attempt to pass it by unanimous consent in the Senate. Heinrich said he favored a stronger approach to regulating data centers; his own bill also did not receive unanimous consent. [IDs omitted from prose per schema]
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D · NM · SEN
Blocked unanimous consent for the Ratepayer Protection Act and advocated a stronger regulatory approach.
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