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FOR LOWER UTILITY BILLS

THE ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION (ACC) COMPARISON

WHO WILL LOWER YOUR UTILITY BILL?

The Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) regulates public utilities and has a direct impact on your monthly bills. Who you vote for matters.

  • Proposed a plan to save ratepayers millions by holding utilities accountable.

  • Committed to protecting residential customers from unfair rate hikes.

  • Voted for the largest rate hike in Arizona history.

  • Supported shifting grid costs from large corporations to families.

  • Fighting to ensure tech giants pay for the extra power they require.

  • Protecting the local grid from being overwhelmed by corporate demand.

  • Supported lower utility rates for data centers at the expense of residents.

  • Allowed rapid expansion without requiring infrastructure payments.

  • Advocating for smart conservation and sustainable management.

  • Ensuring rural communities have stable access to affordable water.

  • Voted for privatization plans that increase monthly user costs.

  • Ignored warnings about the long-term impact on local aquifers.

  • Rejecting campaign contributions from the utilities they regulate.

  • Pledged full transparency in all commission decision-making.

  • Accepted hundreds of thousands in contributions from utility companies.

  • Consistently voted in line with the interests of their major backers.

SO WHO ARE THEY WORKING FOR?

Pratte & Hill

Heap & Thompson

YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
Wall Street Shareholders
and Turning Point USA

Lowering your monthly bill

Raising YOUR MONTHLY BILLs

Making Data Centers Pay Their way

Allowed you to FINANCE data centers

protecting your water

privatizing your water supply

ON ETHICS & ACCOUNTABILITY

Beholden to special interests

SOURCES: Arizona Corporation Commission Docket Records, Campaign Finance Reports (Secretary of State), News Reports (AZ Central, Arizona Republic).

Paid for by Clara Pratte for Arizona | Authorized by Clara Pratte. Paid for by Jonathon Hill for Arizona. Authorized by Jonathon Hill.

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