Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) tells voters he will lower high energy costs if he becomes governor, but he has reportedly raked in mountains of cash from the Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E).
The candidate, who has vowed to “stop massive utility price hikes,” took in more than $113,000 from PG&E employees via “his congressional campaign and PAC,” the New York Post reported Friday. The outlet also said PG&E is the state’s biggest provider.
According to the Post , the utility company has raised rates over 100 percent in ten years and also has felony convictions.
In his social media advertisements, Swalwell told voters there must be…
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