Data Centers and High Bills Impact Georgia PSC Races
This year's Public Service Commission (PSC) races are crucial for Black Georgians, with high energy bills and data centers in Black neighborhoods being key concerns.
The PSC, a five-member regulatory body, governs utility providers across most of the state, including over 2 million people.
- PSC Commissioner Tim Echols (Republican) is running for reelection against Democratic challenger Alicia Johnson in PSC District 2, covering Savannah and the Atlantic coastal region.
- PSC Commissioner Fitz Johnson (Republican) is competing against Democratic challenger Peter Hubbard in PSC District 3, which includes metro Atlanta.
High energy bills and data centers popping up in Black neighborhoods across Georgia may be on the minds of many voters.
Author's summary: Georgia PSC races impacted by data centers and high bills.
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