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Jay Edwards: Voted for House Bill 6 in 2019, the law subsidizing two nuclear plants and two coal plants. Federal prosecutors later said its passage was secured through a roughly $60 million racketeering scheme run by then-House Speaker Larry Householder, who was convicted in 2023. Edwards was never charged.
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- Voted for House Bill 6 in 2019, the law subsidizing two nuclear plants and two coal plants. Federal prosecutors later said its passage was secured through a roughly $60 million racketeering scheme run by then-House Speaker Larry Householder, who was convicted in 2023. Edwards was never charged.
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