5 May, 2026
Follow the Money: Why Your Utility Bills Are Rising While Epstein Class CEO Pay Soars

Ohio’s electric bills are high and so are utility CEO salaries
- Four power company chiefs were paid a combined $81 million last year
- Ohioans’ electricity bills were up 22% compared to a year earlier. Prices will still be high this summer.
- The average electricity cost to cool homes is projected to reach $778. That's a 8.5% increase!
- Much of the increase can be attributed to spiking demand from data centers.
- Despite increasing costs for consumers, Ohio’s Republican leadership incentivizes construction of the centers with huge tax breaks paid for by those same consumers.
- And already in the throes of an affordability crisis, ratepayers also shelled out tens of millions last year to pay the salaries of utility executives who each make as much as many hundreds of Ohioans. - Ohio Capital Journal
How the Epstein Class profits from price gouging you

TakeAway: Call your MAGA rep: Stop rewarding donors by letting them price gouge struggling Americans.
Deepak
DemLabs
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