
🚨 YOUR POWER BILL WENT UP. FOLLOW THE MONEY.
In November 2025, the DeSantis-appointed Public Service Commission approved a $7 BILLION rate hike for @insideFPL customers, the largest utility rate increase in US history.
That means:
⚡ Average Floridians pay about $175 more every year
⚡ By 2028, it rises to nearly $300 more annually
⚡ Meanwhile, FPL’s parent company, @nexteraenergy, just reported $2.275 BILLION in quarterly profits
Record profits for them.
Higher bills for you.
Now look at what Congressman Greg Steube was doing while Floridians got squeezed:
Taking campaign money from the same utility companies raising your rates.
According to FEC filings, Steube’s campaign has accepted
💰 $33,000 from NextEra Energy PAC &
💰 $98,500 total from utility industry PACs
Including money from
• Duke Energy
• TECO Energy
• Southern Company
• Edison Electric Institute’s Power PAC
• National Rural Electric Co-op PAC
• National Electrical Contractors PAC
And the timing tells the story:
➡️ Sept. 2025: NextEra PAC contributes again
➡️ Nov. 20, 2025: PSC approves the massive rate hike
➡️ Weeks later: More PAC money arrives
➡️ March 2026: Another $2,500 contribution while Floridians absorb higher bills
So here is the question:
Why is a Congressman from Southwest Florida taking tens of thousands from power companies while families struggle to pay electric bills?
Because too many politicians answer to corporate PACs instead of the people they represent.
I’m Allen Spence, and I’m running for Congress in SWFL because Floridians deserve representation that is not bought and paid for.

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