Cities with their own energy utilities could face significant revenue losses. A proposal aims to disband these utilities, with supporters arguing that the money should instead go towards reducing electricity bills. Two major cities have nonprofit electric companies that claim to offer some of the cheapest rates in the state.

These companies operate by sending their earnings back to the community. The proposal's potential impact on these cities is notable, with hundreds of millions in revenue at stake. Further information on the proposal and its potential effects can be found through additional sources.