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Texas governor-elect proposes freeze on electric prices

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Critics also question whether an affordability crisis qualifies as a disaster.

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  1. Fox News

    Texas governor-elect's plan to freeze electricity prices raises questions over legal authority (opens Fox News)

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    Texas Democratic Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa plans to freeze electricity rates on Day One, but experts warn the move could trigger energy shortages.

  2. Watch Dog Report

    Texas’ New Dem Governor Wants Price CONTROLS (opens Watch Dog Report)

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    Freezing electricity bills sounds simple; in practice, it fails unless you solve the harder problem that drives prices up in the first place—who pays for new capacity and grid upgrades when demand surges faster than supply.

  3. GOP Daily Brief

    Texas Governor-Elect Hinojosa’s Plan to Freeze Electricity Rates Faces Legal Doubts and Free-Market Pushback (opens GOP Daily Brief)

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    Every American feels the squeeze of rising energy costs. Nobody’s disputing that. But here’s what decades of economic history keep screaming at us – and...

  4. Objectivist

    Texas Governor Elect’s ‘Affordability’ Move Sparks Legal Firestorm [WATCH] (opens Objectivist)

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    Gina Hinojosa vows to freeze residential electricity rates within an hour of becoming governor, but a free market advocate predicts immediate legal challenges and warns the order could undermine suppliers in Texas’ competitive energy system.

  5. News Nation Now

    Texas governor-elect proposes freeze on electric prices (opens News Nation Now)

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    Critics also question whether an affordability crisis qualifies as a disaster.

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