A California bill that would impose the nation's strictest state net neutrality law is being replicated in the New York state legislature.
Further Reading AT&T’s least favorite net neutrality bill takes another step forward.
The FCC voted to repeal its rules in December and declared that states are preempted from passing their own net neutrality rules.
Washington and Oregon have already passed state net neutrality laws, but the California bill goes further than either of those laws.
For analysis on possible litigation, see our previous article, "Why States Might Win the Net Neutrality War Against the FCC.".
New York, California, and 20 other states are also suing the FCC to overturn the net neutrality repeal order.
said yesterday that, on May 9, the Democrats will "file the petition to force a vote on the Senate floor to save net neutrality. »