Trump promised to cut electric costs in half. Bills in West Virginia now top mortgages
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Electricity bills in West Virginia have surpassed mortgages, with some residents struggling to pay for heat and food. Despite President Trump's promise to cut electricity bills in half, costs have continued to rise, with a 4.8% increase in February nationwide.
West Virginia residents are facing soaring utility costs, with some electricity bills exceeding mortgages. The state, which is rich in energy resources, has seen a significant increase in electricity prices, despite President Trump's campaign promise to cut costs. The rising bills are attributed to increased demand, extreme weather, and aging infrastructure. Residents are struggling to pay for heat and food, with some taking to social media to demand answers. The issue is expected to be a major concern in upcoming elections, with many voters expressing concern about affording electricity.
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