https://www.cnet.com/news/first-republican-congressman-joins-democrats-to-save-net-neutrality/

The first Republican in the House of Representatives has joined the effort to save the Obama-era 2015 net neutrality rules.

On Tuesday, Rep. Mike Coffman from Colorado told the website Politico that he plans to support the Congressional Review Act resolution drafted by Democrats, which aim to save rules the Republican-led Federal Communications Commission rolled back in December. The rules, which banned internet service providers from blocking, slowing down or charging online companies extra to access users faster, officially came off the books last month.