Frustration with rising electricity bills and data centers helped Democrats win control of Georgia’s utility regulator on Nov. 3, and make gains on Arizona’s. Democrats Shelia Edwards and Peter Hubbard won, giving the party a 3-2 Georgia Public Service Commission majority, its first in decades, the Georgia Recorder reported. Out West, Democrats Clara Pratte and Jonathon Hill lead in unofficial returns for two Corporation Commission seats, though Republicans would keep a 3-2 majority there, the Arizona Capitol Times reported. “And everyone said the same thing: The utility bill is too damn high,” Edwards said, according to Atlanta News First. Georgia...