RT @JoshStein_: We can’t have this on the Outer Banks. That’s why I’ve opposed oil drilling off NC’s coast.
Mujtaba Mohammed
@MMohammedNC · NC · S
Posts16
Engagement255
Voting-record position-0.256
CoverageJul 5, 2020 to Mar 17, 2023
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| Energy | 0.2% | 0.5% | −0.3 pp | Under-indexed | 16 |
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Attacks on Moore County<U+2019>s power stations left an estimated 45k NCarolinians w/o power. I'm proud to work across the aisle to protect our energy infrastructure from cyber criminals too that seek to disrupt our essential services. (Rs&Ds working together to put NC first). <U+0001F44F><U+0001F3FD> #ncpol https://t.co/dJTpzNAhlH
We need more good news like this in 2020. Duke Energy and Dominion Emergy abandon plans for pipeline through VA & NC. #ncpol Read more here: https://t.co/WF6owwCsON
#GASen > <� #Warnock https://t.co/NdQEA7B62P
According to the NC Utilities Commission, 456,752 North Carolinians are already behind on their utility payments, totaling more than $120 million dollars. And this body just voted to grant multi-year rates? That's a bad deal. 2/5