At least 29 states have introduced more than 65 bills aimed at protecting net neutrality and seven states -- Hawaii, New Jersey, New York, Montana, Rhode Island, Oregon and Vermont -- enacted executive orders that made it illegal for state agencies to enter contracts with ISPs that don't uphold net neutrality. If House net neutrality supporters can get those last votes, which is unlikely, the decision would still need to be signed by President Trump who is expected to veto it if it ever came to that. “Companies are not going to take any major action to change their policies until it’s resolved.”

Last month, the Senate passed a measure to preserve the net neutrality rules.
The 2015 net neutrality rules in the United States end.