Proposal calls for ComEd to pay $38 million back to ratepayers for scandal tied to Michael Madigan indictment – Chicago Tribune*

While it would be about $17 million higher than the refund ComEd proposed in December, a utility watchdog estimated a typical residential customer would save “less than $5″ in the form of a credit on bills.
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Ex Illini
3 years ago

Forget about a statement credit. I want a $5 check signed personally by Madigan as he sits in a Federal penitentiary.

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