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Byron Donalds supports data centers with consumer protections, while Florida Power & Light faces new state regulations and David Jolly is noted as a leading Democrat.

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The latest in this situation

  1. David Jolly and Byron Donalds held campaign stops in Sarasota County.
  2. Jolly and Donalds clash over data center policy, with Google and campaign funding involved.
  3. Don Gaetz criticized regulatory ethics while FPSC oversees data center rates.
  4. FPL uses EHEAP requirements for customer qualification.

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4 reports, 3 independent, last reported Sep 26. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Byron Donalds supports data centers with consumer protections, while Florida Power & Light faces new state regulations and David Jolly is noted as a leading Democrat.

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How it developed

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  1. FPL uses EHEAP requirements for customer qualification.1 source
  2. The Florida Public Service Commission is regulating utility rates for data centers in Lake County, amid political discussions about AI infrastructure.Sub-event
  3. Sarasota County advocates for local control over data centers, while campaign platforms focus on healthcare policy.Sub-event
  4. Donalds backs data centers with consumer protections; FPL faces new state regulations.1 source

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