The state Senate gave final approval Tuesday to a bill that would create a permanent low-income energy assistance fund with revenue from surcharges on utility customer's electric bills.

Under the measure that was approved on a 34-4 vote, the state would be able to raise up to $60 million annually to provide help to customers who can't pay for heat or other utilities.

If this vote went down like their May 14th vote, Brandenburg, Hune, and Rocca, gain one away from the stealth Democrat Nerds' bootlicking RINOs.

When SJ 58 is available, we will know what 4 rejected Obama wealth redistribution.