http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-switch/wp/2018/01/09/net-neutrality-activists-are-celebrating-as-democratic-senators-clear-key-hurdle-to-voting-against-the-fcc/

When the Federal Communications Commission voted last month to deregulate Internet providers by eliminating the agency's net neutrality rules, opponents of the decision vowed to fight it in Congress and in court. Now, those who are pushing for the FCC's vote to be overturned say they've won an initial victory.

Senate Democrats led by Ed Markey (D-Mass.) have now amassed 40 co-sponsors for a congressional measure that, if successful, would invalidate the FCC's recent vote. In doing so, the lawmakers passed a critical 30-member threshold allowing them to use the Congressional Review Act to seek to overrule the FCC.