Senate Measure Is Start of Election-Year Pressure on Net Neutrality
- Democrats see measure to undo FCC’s action as a winner
- Vote will force public choice on Republicans, Schumer says
FCC Commissioner Carr Defends Net Neutrality Vote
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All 49 senators who caucus with the Democrats have signed on to a measure to undo the Republican gutting of Obama-era net neutrality rules, a clear signal that they have more than internet policy in mind as they move to force a vote.
They’re looking forward to wielding the issue in the fall elections.