...We expect negative cash flow stemming from the revised corporate tax code in 2019.The lower corporate tax rate reduced revenue requirements for the utility and lowered customer rates. As a result, operating cash flow declined in 2019, weakening the company's credit measures, offset by rate-case approvals and cash inflows through other regulatory mechanisms. The company's higher capital spending will weaken credit measures. We expect credit measures to decline slightly in the coming years from higher capital spending and dividends, but measures will likely remain in the current range of the financial risk profile....