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Press ReleaseBipartisan2025-12-10

Riley Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Ban Bonuses for Utility CEOs When They Hike Rates on Families

Josh Riley
Josh Riley
DNY-19 · Representative
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This press release from Representative Josh Riley (D-NY) was published on Tue Dec 09 and titled "Riley Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Ban Bonuses for Utility CEOs When They Hike Rates on Families".

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Riley Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Ban Bonuses for Utility CEOs When They Hike Rates on Families

WASHINGTON, DC — Congressman Josh Riley (NY-19) and Congressman Jeff Van Drew (NJ-02) today introduced the bipartisan No Bonuses for Utility Executives Act (H.R.6590), which prohibits utility company executives from receiving bonuses […]
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