Donalds and Jolly bicker over response to utility profitability

In the heated gubernatorial race in Florida, candidates David Jolly and Randy Donalds are sparring over utility profitability. Jolly proposes capping the return on investment for major electric utilities at the national average, arguing it would benefit consumers. Donalds counters that such a move could jeopardize utilities' financial stability and potentially lead to higher rates. This debate underscores the broader implications of balancing corporate profitability with consumer costs and regulatory oversight.