California’s largest energy provider could conduct “safety power shutoffs” affecting over 7,000 polling locations in 17 counties on Election Day, in what many are calling blatant election interference.
Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) blamed weather conditions for upcoming energy blackouts “to approximately 15,000 customers in 17 counties and 3 tribal areas” set to start Tuesday at 7 p.m. into Wednesday, which they claimed should not affect election activities.
“As of 7 p.m. on Sunday (Nov. 3), PG&E began notifications of a potential Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) that may shut off power for safety to approximately 15,000 customers in 17 counties and 3 tribal areas, with first outages on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the earliest, if weather conditions do not improve,” [emphasis ours] the company announced on its website Monday.
PG&E, which provides energy to northern and central California, described the PSPS areas are expected to have weather conditions favorable to wildfires, including low relative humidity, diminished moisture of vegetation and gusting winds.
The company said it worked with state and federal election officials to ensure the planned outages don’t affect voting, and identified “more than 7,000 Election Day polling locations in PG&E’s service area as well as 48 tabulation centers.” […]
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