Climate, Energy & Environment
255 candidates with a stated position
Each stance comes from the candidate’s own published statements — never inferred from party — with their original words quoted below it.
Move quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
190 candidates
Andrew SneedDemocraticU.S. House Alabama District 5 · AlabamaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Renewing our investment in public education. Safeguarding our natural resources and protecting the environment. Building creative/ renewable systems to ensure that energy is abundant, available, and sustainable. Tangible government reforms to repair the broken political status quo”
Adelita GrijalvaDemocraticU.S. House Arizona District 7 · ArizonaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Build upon the work of my father, Congressman Grijalva, to address environmental injustices by standing up for impacted communities and creating a process for inclusive policies like Environmental Justice for All. Create a green jobs revolution that fuels growth in renewable industries. Expand multimodal transportation, green infrastructure, and...”
Gary SwingGreenU.S. House Arizona District 6 · ArizonaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Use pollution taxes to include environmental impacts in true cost pricing. Transition away from fossil fuels and nuclear energy to renewable energy sources. Protect public lands. Medicare for all. Enact a universal basic income. Forgive student loan debt and subsidize higher education”
JoAnna MendozaDemocraticU.S. House Arizona District 6 · ArizonaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“She believes Arizona can lead the way in building a more affordable, reliable, and self-sufficient future.In Congress, JoAnna will support investments in American-made energy, including clean energy, which will save money for ratepayers. While Ciscomani has sided with utility companies and voted to roll back clean energy investments, JoAnna will...”
Yassamin AnsariDemocraticU.S. House Arizona District 3 · ArizonaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“If we want to reduce the worst impacts of climate change and save lives, we need to reach 100% net zero by 2050 and establish programs that mitigate extreme heat. We need to go beyond the landmark legislation passed in DC recently. That means going all-in for a 100% clean energy grid, weatherizing homes and buildings to make them more efficient,...”
James RussellDemocraticU.S. House Arkansas District 4 · ArkansasMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“To achieve this, we must protect our natural resources from toxic industrial runoff and harmful chemical use.We need to invest in a clean energy future that uses multiple sources to stay safe and strong.— James Russell's campaign website (January 16, 2026)Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source”
Robb RyerseDemocraticU.S. House Arkansas District 3 · ArkansasMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Get Big Money Out of Politics Say no to corporate PAC money. Make sure regular people have the biggest voice. Fight Climate Change Invest in clean energy and protect our air, water, and land. Family: Protected Every family deserves to feel safe, supported, and secure. Better Jobs and Pay”
Steve WomackRepublicanU.S. House Arkansas District 3 · ArkansasMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Excerpt: "As the Vice-Chairman of the Energy and Water Appropriations subcommittee, I believe that domestic energy production is essential to the growth of our economy and the security of our nation. Both finite and renewable sources must be explored and developed to diversify our energy base and lower our reliance on a single source." Jobs and...”
Angélica María DueñasDemocraticU.S. House California District 29 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“We advocate for a peaceful foreign policy, guaranteed healthcare, a federal jobs guarantee, affordable housing, education as a right, clean energy, immigration reform, criminal justice reform, and veteran care. Heathcare For All Advocating for Medicare for All, promoting a single-payer solution for reform to our current healthcare system”
April VerlatoRepublicanU.S. House California District 28 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Mayor Verlato supports American energy independence as a pillar of national security and will fight to expand domestic production of oil, natural gas, and renewables, in order to reduce dependence on foreign oil. She will also support America’s critical supply chains and lead Congress to reduce America’s reliance on foreign nations for essential...”
Cristian MoralesRepublicanU.S. House California District 43 · CaliforniaEnvironmental leader on climate action
“The most pressing issue I want to address is how our differences have caused us to stop discussing and working together to resolve the complex problems our country currently faces.I believe government should protect our freedoms, secure our borders, keep our communities safe, defend our Constitution, and create an environment where hardworking Americans can build a better life.”
David ValadaoRepublicanU.S. House California District 22 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“EnergyDeveloping Our Energy ResourcesOur nation, especially California, is blessed with an abundance of traditional and renewable energy resources. However, red tape and frivolous litigation is blocking the development of America’s energy resources, killing jobs and slamming families with sky-high energy costs”
Derek TranDemocraticU.S. House California District 45 · CaliforniaPrioritizes clean and renewable energy
“That’s why Derek is working to cut taxes for middle-class families and small businesses and bring back more good-paying jobs in clean energy and advanced manufacturing to ensure we make things here in America and keep our shelves stocked.Blockchain & Crypto TechnologiesDerek Tran believes the United States should lead in developing new technologies.”
- Doris MatsuiDemocraticU.S. House California District 7 · California
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“Education: I am firm believer in the power of education, and making substantial improvements to our nation’s education system must be a top priority. Clean Energy: As a member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, I have made it a toppriority to bring clean energy technology to Sacramento, and to support companies who aim tobring create go...”
Jacqui IrwinDemocraticU.S. House California District 26 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Jacqui is working hard to help our local businesses and create jobs by creating new hiring incentives, streamlining regulations and permitting, and investing in transit and renewable energy—the same principles that helped foster strong job growth and development in Thousand Oaks. She also believes we can make our economy vibrant again if we comm...”
Jared HuffmanDemocraticU.S. House California District 2 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Excerpt: "There’s a reason why Jared has received every environmental group endorsement in this race: he is a proven environmental champion. Jared understands that our economy, public health and national security depend on creating clean energy jobs and reducing our dependence on fossil fuels through new federal policies" Healthcare Reform Ex...”
Jim DesmondRepublicanU.S. House California District 48 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“”Leverage Fossil Fuels Responsibly: Fossil fuels have lifted billions out of poverty by making food, medicine, and essential goods affordable and accessible.Invest in Clean Energy Innovation: Support cutting-edge technologies like carbon capture, hydrogen energy, and advanced nuclear power to reduce emissions without sacrificing energy reliability”
Jimmy GomezDemocraticU.S. House California District 34 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Additionally, in Congress, I helped secure over $300 million to clean up a polluted river in California and sponsored the Climate Solutions Act of 2019 to reduce green gas emissions and transition to a 100 percent renewable energy future by 2035. I am an environmental champion and received the Green Leadership Award for "bold environmental leade...”
- John GaramendiDemocraticU.S. House California District 8 · California
Prioritizes clean and renewable energy
““ Jobs: Garamendi believes Congress must invest in transportation, clean technology, education, and research; help Make It In America; responsibly pay down the deficit; and extend tax savings to hard working middle class families and small businesses.”
Josh HarderDemocraticU.S. House California District 9 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“I will fight back against the Trump Administration’s dangerous attempts to undo international agreements on climate change like the Paris Climate Accord. We also must go further, we must incentivize investments in clean energy sources and move away from polluting fossil fuels. The fastest growing industry in our nation is wind energy and solar’...”
Judy ChuDemocraticU.S. House California District 28 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“And because of the area's tremendous population growth, most of those freeways have reached their capacity and are jammed with commuters during peak hours." Environment and Clean Energy Excerpt: "Congresswoman Chu continues to fight to protect our environment by supporting clean-up efforts of our local air and water resources”
- Ken CalvertRepublicanU.S. House California District 40 · California
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“Members of Congress serve the public and must be held to the highest standard of conduct.Do you support stronger regulations on pollution and carbon emissions? If so, how would you ensure those regulations aren’t overly burdensome on small businesses or lower-income families? And if not, how do you propose lawmakers protect the environment and c...”
- Kevin MullinDemocraticU.S. House California District 15 · California
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“In Congress, Kevin will advocate for expansion of the Workforce Opportunity and Investment Act to help workers transition from heavy industries to a more tech-focused, clean energy economy. He will also be a vocal advocate for apprenticeship programs in the building trades and other industries. FIGHTING CLIMATE CHANGE AND SEA LEVEL RISE”
Laura FriedmanDemocraticU.S. House California District 30 · CaliforniaPrioritizes clean and renewable energy
“I have been a steadfast advocate for increasing our investments in, and commitment to, 100% clean renewable energy; decarbonizing our economy; reducing single-passenger vehicle trips and investing instead in better, more efficient, mass transit options.”
Mark DeSaulnierDemocraticU.S. House California District 10 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“I’m committed to ensuring everyone has access to quality, affordable health care and to protecting reproductive rights. Tackling climate change with clean energy solutions and environmental protections is also a top priority for a sustainable future. Is there a book, essay, film, or something else you would recommend to someone who wants to unde...”
Mark TakanoDemocraticU.S. House California District 39 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Excerpt: "With Riverside County residents suffering some of the worst air quality in the nation, it is imperative that their member of Congress take a stand for cleaner air. Mark Takano supports strong clean air standards and broader use of clean energy resources." Healthcare Excerpt: "For generations, Medicare has provided American seniors with...”
Mike LevinDemocraticU.S. House California District 49 · CaliforniaPrioritizes clean and renewable energy
“I'm also proud to have secured federal dollars for our local priorities, including funds to address pollution in the Tijuana River Valley; support for our servicemembers stationed at Camp Pendleton; investments in our local infrastructure, and more.As a longtime clean energy advocate, I believe we can combat the climate crisis, protect our environment, and grow our economy at the same time by inve”
Nanette BarragánDemocraticU.S. House California District 44 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Economy & Jobs: A stronger middle class means a stronger economy. We need to create robust job training programs, support small businesses and invest in growing technologies like clean energy to ensure our economy is growing and thriving. Foreign Affairs : Congress needs to pledge to uphold America’s presence internationally, while striving for...”
Randy VillegasDemocraticU.S. House California District 22 · CaliforniaPrioritizes clean and renewable energy
“Any transition to clean and affordable renewable energy must guarantee that all energy workers have well-paid, secure jobs and better wages, so they can keep their own lights on too.End pointless tariffsIf we want to bring back American manufacturing, we need a real plan to make sure we do it right.”
Ricardo CabreraRepublicanU.S. House California District 51 · CaliforniaEnvironmental leader on climate action
“I also care deeply about affordability, responsible budgeting, public safety, and creating a stronger environment for small businesses and working families.”
- Robert GarciaDemocraticU.S. House California District 42 · California
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“Create New Jobs While Transitioning Away From Fossil Fuels: I strongly support the Green New Deal. During my time as mayor, Long Beach has worked locally to invest in green jobs and lower emissions drastically, ahead of state standards. We have lauded a citywide youth climate corps, electrified our buses and fleet, and expanded multimodal bike a...”
Sam LiccardoDemocraticU.S. House California District 16 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“I’m committed to pushing our Congress to invest, save, sacrifice for our future, and our children. I am leading legislation to incentivize renewables and batteries for data centers, and to incentivize companies to invest in programs at our community colleges and state universities that will provide young adults with employable skills”
Scott PetersDemocraticU.S. House California District 50 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Energy Policy: "As a nation, we must work toward a long-term energy policy that: 1) creates new American jobs; 2) emphasizes greater energy independence; 3) invests in the development of alternative fuels; 4) promotes clean energy technology like wind and solar; 5) ensures greater national security; and 6) provides automakers with incentives for...”
Tessa Lynn HodgeDemocraticU.S. House California District 23 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“That means bringing good-paying, stable jobs to our district—jobs with benefits, pathways for advancement, and dignity. Whether through infrastructure investment, clean energy, workforce training, or support for small businesses, I want to help build an economy that works for working families, not just the wealthy”
Christy PetersonRepublicanU.S. House Colorado District 1 · ColoradoEnvironmental leader on climate action
“2020 and 2025 events lead Christy to stand up for conservative principals and become a leader in the Republican Party.”
Jason CrowDemocraticU.S. House Colorado District 6 · ColoradoPrioritizes clean and renewable energy
“We must re-engage with other nations to work towards climate solutions, including encouraging clean energy transitions.”
Kelley DennisonRepublicanU.S. House Colorado District 2 · ColoradoEnvironmental leader on climate action
“LEGISLATIVE GOALS: •Strengthen small businesses and remove barriers to growth •Make it easier for families to afford homes and raise children •Support responsible economic growth that benefits working Coloradans •Protect the ability of individuals to build futures and retire here in ColoradoENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP Colorado is home to some of the most important headwaters in the American West.”
Mark Elworth Jr.LibertarianU.S. House Colorado District 5 · ColoradoEnvironmental leader on climate action
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- Damon CerretaIndependentU.S. House Connecticut District 4 · Connecticut
Environmental leader on climate action
“We need to protect the working class from corporate greed and create a more equitable business environment.Our planet is our home, and it’s time we treat it that way.”
Luke BroninDemocraticU.S. House Connecticut District 1 · ConnecticutPrioritizes clean and renewable energy
“For example, expanding the supply of clean energy, building a modern electric grid, and building 21st century transit.”
Rosa DeLauroDemocraticU.S. House Connecticut District 3 · ConnecticutEnvironmental leader on climate action
“In addition, she has worked to protect Connecticut consumers from the dangerous practices of banks and mortgage lenders in today’s economy." Energy Excerpt: "Rosa believes that an environmentally sound economy can also be a robust economy.”
John ShulliNo party listedU.S. Senate Delaware · DelawareEnvironmental leader on climate action
“Root out fraud, waste, and abuse in our government systems.● Housing Affordability: Focus on cutting federal HUD red tape and environmental regulations (NEPA) that drive up local construction costs for Delaware builders.● Grow American Generational Wealth: Eliminate the federal estate tax to preserve family wealth, and push for federal tax deductions that provide”
Darren SotoDemocraticU.S. House Florida District 9 · FloridaPrioritizes clean and renewable energy
“Our economy and quality of life depend on keeping Florida clean – and that’s not worth sacrificing for the short-term gain of corporate polluters.”
Eric YonceDemocraticU.S. House Florida District 6 · FloridaEnvironmental leader on climate action
“My focus is to bring true representation back: serving the people of Florida’s 6th District, listening to their needs, and delivering results that improve everyday life.Protecting Our Communities and Environment: Our district faces unprecedented overdevelopment that strains local resources, threatens our natural environment, and puts our older developments at risks for flooding.”
Jared MoskowitzDemocraticU.S. House Florida District 25 · FloridaEnvironmental leader on climate action
“During his six-year tenure, he championed public safety and environmental initiatives, including one of the state’s first local bans on texting while driving.In 2012, Jared was elected to the Florida House of Representatives.”
Jim SchwartzelRepublicanU.S. House Florida District 19 · FloridaEnvironmental leader on climate action
“He’ll support common-sense water management policies that prioritize clean water, healthy estuaries, and the needs of our community—not the agendas of environmental extremists or special interest groups.Strengthening the Economy and Creating JobsAs a successful businessman, Jim knows what it takes to grow an economy and create jobs.”
Kathy CastorDemocraticU.S. House Florida District 14 · FloridaEnvironmental leader on climate action
“Environment: Kathy is a proven leader when it comes to environmental protection, clean energy, smart growth management policies and maintaining a flourishing natural environment.”
Kimberly OvermanDemocraticU.S. House Florida District 12 · FloridaEnvironmental leader on climate action
“That means making responsible decisions today that protect our environment, strengthen our communities, and create opportunities for those who come after us.”
Matthew MontavonDemocraticU.S. House Florida District 17 · FloridaPrioritizes clean and renewable energy
“I will work to fund critical government programs and agencies, expand public services that make our democracy stronger, including education, the transition to renewable energy, voting access, foreign aid, and civil rights protection.”
Phil EhrDemocraticU.S. House Florida District 28 · FloridaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“While fighting to restore regular order in Congress, I would press Congress for the long-promised infrastructure bill to stimulate good-paying jobs in future leaning industries, such as renewable energy and water management.”
Rachel GrageDemocraticU.S. House Florida District 5 · FloridaEnvironmental leader on climate action
“I also care deeply about housing affordability, disaster resilience, and environmental protection in Florida.”
- Todd SchaeferNo party listedU.S. House Florida District 4 · Florida
Environmental leader on climate action
“The leaders that had taught me both good and bad lessons, and the leader I choose to be each and every day.”
Victor AriasDemocraticU.S. House Florida District 19 · FloridaEnvironmental leader on climate action
“I will work hard to create economic opportunities to incentivize businesses for the establishment of careers and higher paying jobs for District 19.Clean Water & Environment - As a candidate for U.S.”
Jasmine ClarkDemocraticU.S. House Georgia District 13 · GeorgiaEnvironmental leader on climate action
“I have experienced how diversity, equity, and inclusion on campus creates an inclusive environment where students are encouraged to explore opportunities and open doors they believed were closed to them.”
- Mike CollinsRepublicanU.S. Senate Georgia · Georgia
Environmental leader on climate action
“Collins was also noticed for his dedication to eliminating government bureaucracy and identifying inefficiencies, leading him to being named Chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment.”
Rob RuszkowskiIndependentU.S. House Georgia District 14 · GeorgiaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“I’m proposing bold but common-sense solutions: a Thriving Wage, AI-era economic protections, clean-energy jobs, revitalized rural infrastructure, and fair healthcare that doesn’t bankrupt families.”
- Jill TokudaDemocraticU.S. House Hawaii District 2 · Hawaii
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“Combating Climate Change and Protecting our Environment Aggressive action needs to be taken to address climate change impacts and increase renewable energy production.”
Kaylee PetersonDemocraticU.S. House Idaho District 1 · IdahoMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Standing shoulder to shoulder with hard working families, collective bargaining, and supporting infrastructure and clean energy contracts that provide lucrative long term employment MUST be a priority.”
Michael SimpsonRepublicanU.S. House Idaho District 2 · IdahoMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“I strongly support the development of wind, solar, geothermal, biomass and other sources of renewable energy that can help improve our economy and our environment.”
Daniel K. BissDemocraticU.S. House Illinois District 9 · IllinoisMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Working-class communities and communities of color are often the most harmed by corporate polluters — and often have the fewest resources to rebuild from and prepare for disasters.We need to pass a Green New Deal to slash greenhouse gas emissions, create good union jobs, finish the transition to renewable energy, and build infrastructure that can withstand the climate crisis.”
Delia RamirezDemocraticU.S. House Illinois District 3 · IllinoisMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“She spent the next 18 years as a non-profit leader at the Center for Changing Lives, Common Cause and Community Renewal Society, and board chair for both the Latin United Community Housing Association (LUCHA) and Logan Square Neighborhood Association (LSNA), fighting for affordable housing, quality education and campaign finance reform.”
Don TracyRepublicanU.S. Senate Illinois · IllinoisMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“This includes lowering energy and gas costs by pursuing a reasonable energy policy, protecting our energy independence, with an eye on a clean energy future.”
- Eric SorensenDemocraticU.S. House Illinois District 17 · Illinois
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“We know that climate change is real, and requires action now.”
Jennifer DavisRepublicanU.S. House Illinois District 8 · IllinoisMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“oil, gas, and renewables, cutting reliance on adversaries, strengthening our economy, and saving Illinois families at the pump.”
Lauren UnderwoodDemocraticU.S. House Illinois District 14 · IllinoisMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“I support expanded investment and deployment of renewable energy projects, investment in public transportation projects, and a fully funded and appropriately staffed Environmental Protection Agency with authority to regulate, monitor and enforce standards associated with the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act and other safeguards to promote health, safety and our environment.”
Mike NoackRepublicanU.S. House Illinois District 2 · IllinoisMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Mike supports clean energy that’s proven, reliable, and genuinely clean.”
Paul NolleyDemocraticU.S. House Illinois District 16 · IllinoisMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“By holding polluters accountable and creating good-paying union jobs in clean energy, we can protect our communities and build economic security for everyone.Pass Pro-Family PoliciesWe need to bring relief to working families by passing Paid Family Leave legislation, expanding access to high-quality, affordable childcare, and increasing the Child Tax Credit.”
Sean CastenDemocraticU.S. House Illinois District 6 · IllinoisMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Oversight will come if Democrats take the majority, but we also need to pass structural good government reforms, including but not limited to my governmental reform proposals, and use our power of the purse to withhold funding for those who refuse to comply with ethics and the rule of law - from ICE to the Supreme Court.We must address climate change and remove the barriers to cheap, clean ener...”
Phillip BeachyIndependentU.S. House Indiana District 3 · IndianaEnvironmental leader on climate action
“Tax policy, environment, education, voting rights and caring for the poor, the hungry, the sick, the stranger, and the prisoner.”
Christina BohannanDemocraticU.S. House Iowa District 1 · IowaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“And she voted with Big Oil to cut renewable energy projects right here in Iowa, increasing our local utility bills and cutting hundreds of good-paying jobs.”
Sarah Trone GarriottDemocraticU.S. House Iowa District 3 · IowaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Because when we invest in public education, we invest in a better future for all of us.Protecting Iowa’s land, water, and clean energy futureOur family farms, open spaces, and rivers are part of what makes Iowa special—and they’re under threat.”
Zach NunnRepublicanU.S. House Iowa District 3 · IowaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Also a tireless advocate for Iowa’s biofuels and ethanol producers, he pushed for strong support for renewable fuels that help make America more energy independent.”
Sharice DavidsDemocraticU.S. House Kansas District 3 · KansasMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“We should capitalize on renewables as a mechanism for job growth and skill development.”
Morgan McGarveyDemocraticU.S. House Kentucky District 3 · KentuckyMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“And I will fight for federal spending to incentivize rural electric cooperatives to transition to clean, renewable energy by relieving debt associated with coal-fired power plants, and conditioning such relief upon the coop’s investment in a clean energy transition.”
Adrian BoafoDemocraticU.S. House Maryland District 5 · MarylandMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“slation to reduce energy costs and accelerate the transition to clean energy in buildings, including:The Better Buildings Act, to cut fossil fuel dependence in new construction.The G.R.E.E.N. Act, creating a no-interest clean energy loan program to help nonpr”
April McClain DelaneyDemocraticU.S. House Maryland District 6 · MarylandMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“s under attack by MAGA extremists. ADDRESSING THE CLIMATE CRISIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP April believes climate change poses an existential threat to our planet's future. The climate crisis is a threat to nat”
Jamie RaskinDemocraticU.S. House Maryland District 8 · MarylandMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“ax along with market-based solutions to stimulate renewable energy development and steadily and dramatically reduce carbon fuel consumption. Reducing Gun Violence and Challenging the NRA: Gun violence is a national e”
- Nancy WallaceGreenU.S. House Maryland District 8 · Maryland
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“implement an emergency economic transformation to renewable energy, including 100% renewable electricity supply by 2020, and all other energy uses by 2030 Women and Girls’ Survival – violence against women in the US”
Sarah ElfrethDemocraticU.S. House Maryland District 3 · MarylandMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“she will fight for climate justice, to speed our transition to clean energy, to help communities become more resilient to climate change, and to protect the Bay and its watershed. What areas of public policy are you personall”
Dan KohDemocraticU.S. House Massachusetts District 6 · MassachusettsMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“In Congress, I’ll bring that experience to fight climate change, protect reproductive freedom and LGBTQ+ rights, invest in education and transportation, and help build a stronger future for the next generation. Wh”
Edward MarkeyDemocraticU.S. Senate Massachusetts · MassachusettsMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“ndependence Ed Markey, "Markey: GOP Wants No More Clean Energy Solutions" Excerpt: "An environmental champion, Ed Markey has provided pioneering leadership in protection our environment, in the fight against glob”
Jim McGovernDemocraticU.S. House Massachusetts District 2 · MassachusettsMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“ergy efficiency and – most important – create new clean energy jobs here in Massachusetts." Iraq and Afghanistan On his website, McGovern said, "Jim McGovern voted against the war in Iraq. He believes it was a”
Joseph TacheNo party listedU.S. Senate Massachusetts · MassachusettsMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“lionaires’ fossil fuel infrastructure and build a renewable energy grid.We must overcome the Trump administration’s divide-and-conquer strategy to defeat its attacks on our rights. Trump’s program is simple: steal fr”
Micah JonesRepublicanU.S. House Massachusetts District 6 · MassachusettsMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“ng and accelerate next-generation nuclear. Expand renewable energy without pushing costs onto households. Support targeted incentives, invest in grid modernization, and prioritize affordability and reliability alongs”
Stephen LynchDemocraticU.S. House Massachusetts District 8 · MassachusettsMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“the American Clean Energy and Security Act, which moves us toward these goals by promoting renewable, clean energy resources, energy efficiency, reducing global warming pollution, and transitioning to a clean energy economy." Healthcare Excerpt: "Stephen Lynch believes that every American should have access to quality healthcare, regardless of their employment”
Thomas StalcupRepublicanU.S. House Massachusetts District 4 · MassachusettsMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“on, or special interests.EnvironmentHuman-induced climate change is real and measurable. This is not a matter of opinion—it is supported by overwhelming evidence. As a physicist and the founder of an environmental”
Ben AmbroseDemocraticU.S. House Michigan District 2 · MichiganMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“We can protect our natural environment while building our economy.Key PrioritiesFight to increase the Federal Caps on agriculture products we grow right here in West MichiganProtect the Great Lakes from pollution and invasive speciesTransition to clean energy sources and reduce carbon emissionsFocus on making Michigan energy independentSupport sustainable agriculture and farming practicesKeepin...”
Christian VukasovichDemocraticU.S. House Michigan District 5 · MichiganMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“porting smart investments in our electrical grid, renewable energy, and storage technology to create good jobs. We can build for our future energy needs while keeping costs down, and make sure large energy users are”
Debbie DingellDemocraticU.S. House Michigan District 6 · MichiganMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“n drug costs, reducing gun violence, and stopping climate change. Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office? De”
Donavan McKinneyDemocraticU.S. House Michigan District 13 · MichiganMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“A Green New Deal transitioning to 100% clean and renewable energy, would protect our planet’s future and create millions of good-paying green union jobs in Michigan. It’s also a more efficient and sustainable sourc”
Hillary ScholtenDemocraticU.S. House Michigan District 3 · MichiganMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“nging good-paying jobs to West Michigan Combating climate change so we can pass on a liveable world to our children and grandchildren Protecting a woman’s right to make her own healthcare decisions Fixing our broke”
James BronkeGreenU.S. House Michigan District 5 · MichiganMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“n incredible challenge with the looming crisis of climate change. Congressional members need to be well informed about this and many are not including the incumbent for my position. Climate change will soon have a”
Kevin VaykoLibertarianU.S. House Michigan District 9 · MichiganMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“n. Innocent people are disenfranchised for decadesClimate Change is an indisputable and existential crisis that is being given adequate attention but relatively little action. It is apparent that corporations and s”
Lydia ChristensenLibertarianU.S. Senate Michigan · MichiganMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“aign is preserving our national forests and clean renewable energy. These contribute to the beauty of our landscape and ensure that future generations get to grow up and enjoy the beauty untouched by man that the ear”
Ray PooleyDemocraticU.S. House Michigan District 9 · MichiganMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“ields such as building cheaper farm equipment and renewable energy. We will ensure these new jobs pay a living wage by protecting the right to organize and join a union. I will have more extensive details about my pl”
Sean McCannDemocraticU.S. House Michigan District 4 · MichiganMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“elp reopen the Palisades Nuclear Plant to help us move towards a clean energy future.We need solutions that reduce costs for Michigan families—not aging coal and natural gas plants that make energy more expensive for ratepayers”
William LawrenceDemocraticU.S. House Michigan District 7 · MichiganMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“f care. I support Medicare for All, which would remove the profit motive from health insurance and allow us all to access quality care, for a lower price.End HomelessnessIt’s a disgrace that in the richest country in the world, nearly a million people are without homes, and millions more are teetering on the edge. We have experienced a noticeable rise in homelessness in Mid-Michigan since the p...”
Zebulon FeatherlyIndependentU.S. House Michigan District 1 · MichiganMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“oday. By strengthening education, healthcare, and clean energy, we give every American the chance to thrive and keep our nation leading in innovation and opportunity.Trust in government comes from openness and ac”
Ilhan OmarDemocraticU.S. House Minnesota District 5 · MinnesotaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“For All, ending forever wars, and addressing the climate crisis through environmental justice initiatives. I’m running for reelection to Congress because working people deserve a government that fights for them—no”
Kelly MorrisonDemocraticU.S. House Minnesota District 3 · MinnesotaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“our farms, we need to take swift action to tackle climate change and plan mitigation strategies. This will not only help avert catastrophic warming and protect our environment – it will also create good, clean ener”
Bennie ThompsonDemocraticU.S. House Mississippi District 2 · MississippiMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“onment Excerpt: "To create the next generation of clean energy jobs, make our nation more secure and reduce the pollution that causes global warming, Congressman Thompson and Congressional Democrats are committed”
Bethany MannDemocraticU.S. House Missouri District 3 · MissouriMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“inging Down Costs: Investing in union-led jobs in clean energy and agricultural technology. Infrastructure: Modernizing rural broadband, energy resilience, and clean water access. Accountability: Protecting repro”
Denise PowellDemocraticU.S. House Nebraska District 2 · NebraskaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Expand clean energy production to bring down costs in the short term while protecting our environment in the long run”
Mike FloodRepublicanU.S. House Nebraska District 1 · NebraskaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“I'll also work to keep America's commitment to our farmers with the Renewable Fuel Standard”
Steven HorsfordDemocraticU.S. House Nevada District 4 · NevadaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“In the State Senate and Congress, he fought to improve health care, fund education, invest in clean energy, and more”
Susie LeeDemocraticU.S. House Nevada District 3 · NevadaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“ation, and taking forward-thinking steps to bring clean energy, infrastructure, and technology investments to Nevada. · Education: I have spent the better part of 20 years working with Nevada students, teachers,”
Maggie GoodlanderDemocraticU.S. House New Hampshire District 2 · New HampshireMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“The fight for a fair deal also means combating climate change, standing up to Big Oil, and working to make America the world’s clean energy superpower”
Alan BondNo party listedU.S. House New Jersey District 11 · New JerseyMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Alan is committed to clean air and water, climate action, and green jobs. We can protect our environment while creating economic opportunities in renewable energy and sustainable industries”
Analilia MejiaDemocraticU.S. House New Jersey District 11 · New JerseyMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“We’ll invest in clean energy, expand our supply, and lower utility bills while creating good-paying jobs and cleaner air”
Donald NorcrossDemocraticU.S. House New Jersey District 1 · New JerseyMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“In the Senate we’ve passed legislation to provide tax credits for businesses to expand and to create job training programs in high-paying industries like renewable energy”
Frank Pallone Jr.DemocraticU.S. House New Jersey District 6 · New JerseyMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“and supports investments in important areas like education and clean energy innovation”
Herbert Conaway Jr.DemocraticU.S. House New Jersey District 3 · New JerseyMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“In this legislative session alone, I have introduced legislation that establishes the "New Jersey Invasive Species Task Force" as well as introduced a bill that provides income tax credits for the purchase of zero-emission lawn equipment”
Rob MenendezDemocraticU.S. House New Jersey District 8 · New JerseyMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“In office, I will advocate to: Support Democratic efforts to provide half a trillion dollars for our clean energy economy;”
Steven WelzerGreenU.S. House New Jersey District 3 · New JerseyMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“It delineates measures to curb emissions and regenerate habitat”
Thomas Kean Jr.RepublicanU.S. House New Jersey District 7 · New JerseyMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“He has built a reputation as an advocate for clean energy and open space in the New Jersey state legislature. He has sponsored funding for offshore wind energy development and passed laws that ensure open space and conservation are well-funded”
Zack MullockDemocraticU.S. House New Jersey District 2 · New JerseyMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Clean energy is both an environmental and economic issue. We need to utilize all of our resources to harness renewable energy. I will push for federal incentives for energy-efficient homes and businesses to protect our environment and save money for working families”
Ben Ray LujánDemocraticU.S. Senate New Mexico · New MexicoMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“His amendment would prevent banks from merging with nonbanks to unfairly dominate a market. The amendment passed the House. Clean Energy for Economic Prosperity: Ben Ray Luján voted to invest in clean energy and move our country away from our dangerous dependence on foreign oil”
Gabriel VasquezDemocraticU.S. House New Mexico District 2 · New MexicoMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Gabe has spent much of his career making sure New Mexicans have access to public lands and he’ll keep working to conserve our lands, water, and wildlife in Congress – and fight any efforts to sell off our public lands to the highest bidder.Investing in Clean Energy and Combating Climate ChangeWe have a basic responsibility to leave a better worl...”
Cait ConleyNo party listedU.S. House New York District 17 · New YorkMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“tal threats were ever-present. Climate change has moved beyond academic debate and is now a national security crisis. In her efforts to protect the American people, Cait knows that the same fight we apply to protecting Americans from terrorism and foreign adversaries must now be applied to fighting climate change. In Congress, Cait will fight climate change by:Investing in clean energy, expandi...”
Claire ValdezDemocraticU.S. House New York District 7 · New YorkMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“able transit system for all New Yorkers.READ CLAIRE'S FULL TRANSPORTATION PLATFORMA Livable Planet for AllA livable planet starts with livable homes, clean air, safe jobs, and secure communities right here in NY-7. Climate change isn’t a distant threat. It’s already raising our energy bills, flooding our waterfronts, worsening asthma, and making our apartments dangerously hot in the summer.”
Michael LawlerRepublicanU.S. House New York District 17 · New YorkMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“iven businesses out of the state. Congressman Mike Lawler is fighting back.Advocating to reopen and rebuild the Indian Point Nuclear Energy Center, a clean, reliable, carbon-free source that supplied over 25% of New York City’s electricity before Albany politicians shut it down. Restarting Indian Point is the fiscally responsible solution to lower electricity prices and improve grid stability for”
- Nicole MalliotakisRepublicanU.S. House New York District 11 · New York
Move quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“ising sea levels and storm flooding. This year, Nicole voted to establish goals for New York to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and expand the use of renewable energy. As our voice in Congress, Nicole will deliver the federal funding needed to properly maintain Staten Island’s three federal parks. Ethics Nicole has”
Paul TonkoDemocraticU.S. House New York District 20 · New YorkMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“ave to respond to challenges in our health care system and fix the parts of the ACA that don’t work while moving forward with the provisions that do. Clean Energy Jobs: I first ran for Congress a few years ago because our nation had no clear comprehensive energy policy. I believe in an “all of the above” strategy for energy production that creates jobs, greens our environment, and decreases our”
Tom SuozziDemocraticU.S. House New York District 3 · New YorkMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Sound, Provide Clean Drinking Water, and Address Climate Change Improve Public Safety and Get Guns off the Streets Stand Up to Extreme Attacks on Reproductive Freedom Support Israel and Ukraine Never Forget the Ve”
Kimberly HardyDemocraticU.S. House North Carolina District 7 · North CarolinaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“It is urgent that we get clean water and local, clean energy supplies for our county”
Michael DublinGreenU.S. Senate North Carolina · North CarolinaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Declare a climate emergency to halt oil exports and investments in fossil fuel projects abroad, AND lead a just transition to clean, community energy”
Roy CooperDemocraticU.S. Senate North Carolina · North CarolinaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“He has also issued Executive Orders prohibiting workplace discrimination and establishing paid parental leave for 56,000 state employees, and launched a Clean Energy Plan to create good-paying jobs, increase the use of renewable energy, and fight climate change”
Valerie FousheeDemocraticU.S. House North Carolina District 4 · North CarolinaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“In the General Assembly, she sponsored numerous bills that would monitor PFAS in drinking water, clean up coal ash, incentivize clean and renewable energy, and move North Carolina towards a more environmentally friendly future”
Virginia FoxxRepublicanU.S. House North Carolina District 5 · North CarolinaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Energy: God blessed America with abundant resources, including fossil fuels and renewable energy sources”
Marcy KapturDemocraticU.S. House Ohio District 9 · OhioMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Whether it’s solar, wind, geo-thermal, or biofuels, our region can lead us into a 21st century energy future not dependent on foreign oil or renewable manufacturers, while also fostering American energy independence and bringing down emissions to combat climate change”
- Andrea SalinasDemocraticU.S. House Oregon District 6 · Oregon
Move quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“it has on low-income and BIPOC communities. Andrea wants to ensure that marginalized communities are provided with opportunities to prosper in a new, clean energy economy and not further harmed or marginalized by the impacts of climate change. Her approach to fighting climate change is simple: we must take bold steps, while making sure we create living wage jobs and not leave anyone behind in the”
Suzanne BonamiciDemocraticU.S. House Oregon District 1 · OregonMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“paying the price as people remain unemployed because our businesses are not able to hire in significant numbers. Confront Climate Change and Create a Renewable Energy Economy: Oregon has shown that we can create jobs while protecting the environment. Investing in clean and renewable energy has and will continue to create jobs, reduce our impact on climate change, and simultaneously reduce our”
Val HoyleDemocraticU.S. House Oregon District 4 · OregonMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“are experiencing today in the form of wildfires, extreme heat, drought, contaminated water, and more. In the legislature, Val helped expand Oregon’s Clean Fuels program to reduce carbon emissions, worked to move Oregon off of coal power, and increased renewable energy standards for utilities. In Congress, she will work to reestablish the United States as a global leader in addressing climate”
Caitlin RourkDemocraticU.S. House Texas District 10 · TexasMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“ack to our district through smart investments, public-private partnerships, and funding for critical infrastructure like water, roads, broadband, and clean energy. I’ll help attract new industries and create good-paying jobs so our community leads the future. And I’ll hold Congress accountable to do the work CD”
Ben McAdamsDemocraticU.S. House Utah District 1 · UtahMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“will work in Congress to curb greenhouse gas emissions and address the many other environmental crises facing our state so that our kids can breathe clean air, enjoy nature, and inherit a prosperous future.Sustainable Energy: Utah can lead in clean, affordable American-made energy that strengthens our economy and lowers costs for families.”
Kent UdellDemocraticU.S. House Utah District 3 · UtahMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Colorado River system under real threat, we must act responsibly and urgently. This is one of my top priorities. I will work to protect our rights to clean, reliable water for communities, farms, and tribal nations, now and for future generations.Public LandsUtah’s public lands are a priceless inheritance, not a short-term commodity.”
Bert MizusawaRepublicanU.S. Senate Virginia · VirginiaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“immigrate should be prepared to assimilate to the American way of life and not turn America into the lands they were fleeing."Energy"Nuclear power is clean, cheap, reliable and safe. Today's nuclear technology is, as they say, not your father's technology. I support bringing new nuclear power on-line to slash the ever-increasing energy costs for American households.”
Dave BeckwithRepublicanU.S. House Virginia District 10 · VirginiaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“ove strategy that gets government out of the way of innovation, ends market-distorting subsidies, and makes a bold reinvestment in nuclear power as a clean, proven, job-creating energy source for Virginia's future.On regulation, education, and healthcare, Dave's approach is the same: less government interference and more power in th”
Don BeyerDemocraticU.S. House Virginia District 8 · VirginiaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“alth care tax credits that make health coverage more affordable and fought legislation that will drive up electricity prices by killing investment in clean energy projects.I have focused on policy to ensure our economy works for all Americans. I have authored legislation and chaired hearings on expanding universal paid leave, shrinking the gender wage gap and the racial wage gap, expanding and”
Douglas OllivantRepublicanU.S. House Virginia District 7 · VirginiaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“eactors and natural gas at the center. Nuclear provides safe, carbon-free power around the clock, while natural gas has already lowered bills and cut emissions—proving innovation works better than Washington mandates.This is especially urgent as data centers expand across Virginia, demanding massive amounts”
James WalkinshawDemocraticU.S. House Virginia District 11 · VirginiaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“ve to reduce landfill waste and make sustainability a core principle of local government. In Congress, James will support bold federal investments in clean energy innovation, energy efficiency, and electrification. He’ll also fight to strengthen protections for clean air and water and accelerate restoration of the Chesapeake Bay.”
- Jennifer McClellanDemocraticU.S. House Virginia District 4 · Virginia
Move quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“tecting workers’ rights. Jenn’s Record Jenn has been a legislative leader for a stronger, more inclusive economy and: Led the passage of the Virginia Clean Economy Act to make Virginia a national leader in the clean energy sector – creating 13,000 clean energy jobs per year in the Commonwealth, and prioritizing low-income and historically economically-disadvantaged communities in the development”
Suhas SubramanyamDemocraticU.S. House Virginia District 10 · VirginiaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“rogress on this issue while respecting the Second Amendment, and without undermining the rights of responsible gun owners. Environmental Protection & Renewable Energy Suhas believes we are facing a climate emergency that poses a grave threat to the future of our planet. Experts report that natural disasters have co”
Tom PerrielloDemocraticU.S. House Virginia District 5 · VirginiaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“t in hard-hit communities around Virginia. He helped to leverage over $580 million dollars of public and private investments in broadband, education, clean energy, and small business development, much for communities too often left behind. He served on the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee, demand”
Adam SmithDemocraticU.S. House Washington District 9 · WashingtonMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“eople living in affordable housing units. Voted against the North American Energy and Infrastructure Act of 2015, which does not adequately invest in clean energy or address climate change. Supported legislation that extended renewable energy tax credits beyond 2009. Cosponsored legislation to develop stricter”
Carmela ConroyDemocraticU.S. House Washington District 5 · WashingtonMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“n, advocating for agricultural support, affordable healthcare, and economic opportunities for working families. By investing in rural infrastructure, clean energy, and economic diversification, Carmela will work to strengthen our local economy. Carmela will defend our rights and uphold our individual freedoms,”
Emily RandallDemocraticU.S. House Washington District 6 · WashingtonMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
““ Fighting Climate Change We must make a just and fair transition away from fossil fuels and invest in clean energy jobs and infrastructure. The United States has a responsibility to be a leader and innovate new ways for countries to accelerate their transitions to”
Kim SchrierDemocraticU.S. House Washington District 8 · WashingtonMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“ne infectious diseases affecting fish, and species extinction. We have the unique opportunity to champion policies that will create new, sustainable, clean energy jobs and grow our economy. As a person of science, I will apply evidence-based principles and methods to my evaluation of environmental policy and re”
- Marie Gluesenkamp PerezDemocraticU.S. House Washington District 3 · Washington
Move quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“r workers will increase the labor force and stabilize consumer prices across the economy. She believes abundant and cheap energy from traditional and renewable sources will provide further pricing relief to consumers.Acting on the Climate CrisisMarie believes that climate change is real and is man-made. She also believes that increasingly severe weather events caused by climate change”
Rick LarsenDemocraticU.S. House Washington District 2 · WashingtonMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“our Environment: The largest environmental issue facing the nation is man-made climate change. We must curb the devastating effects of greenhouse gas emissions. Scientific evidence leaves no doubt that our global climate is changing as a result of greenhouse gases produced by human activity. [23] ” —Rick Lar”
Rio PhillipsIndependentU.S. Senate West Virginia · West VirginiaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“more than 10,000 votes statewide, won Mingo and Logan counties, and did so while spending only about $13,600. His platform includes Medicare for All, Clean Water For Every West Virginian, legal cannabis and expanded industrial hemp, ending the forever war, standing up to the data (surveillance) center invasion, building a stable balanced energy grid, and pursuing accountability for individuals”
Vince GeorgeDemocraticU.S. House West Virginia District 1 · West VirginiaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“cts, and I'll make sure local communities have the final say on whether a data center moves in next door. I also believe in a free market that allows renewable energy to expand in West Virginia if that’s what businesses want to do. This would create more jobs and lower electrical costs. Immigration and I.C.E.Immigr”
- Derrick Van OrdenRepublicanU.S. House Wisconsin District 3 · Wisconsin
Move quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“ransportation and InfrastructureOur national infrastructure is aging, and Derrick is committed to ensuring that western Wisconsin has access to safe, clean drinking water, well-maintained roads and bridges, and reliable rural broadband.In Congress, Derrick has secured millions in funding to provide western Wisconsin with drinking water that is safe from contaminants and has also secured $350”
Jonathan S. Kreiss-TomkinsDemocraticGovernor of Alaska · AlaskaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Create a defined benefit retirement system that ensures we don’t lose our best teachers to the Lower 48.Support Our SchoolsSupport development of all energy sources — renewables, hydro, and natural gas — to lower utility bills for Alaskans.Require the four Railbelt utilities to cooperate with each other in order to provide cheaper electricity fo...”
John PimentelDemocraticCalifornia State Board of Equalization District 2 · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“The survey questions appear in bold and are followed by Pimentel's responses. Who are you? Tell us about yourself. I’m John Pimentel, a first-generation college student, clean energy executive, and elected Member of the Board of Trustees of the San Mateo County Community College District. In public service and in business, I’ve focused on one qu...”
Xavier BecerraDemocraticGovernor of California · CaliforniaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“California should work for the people who live and work here, not just those at the top—and my administration will make affordability a top priority across every part of state government.CLEAN ENERGY. LOWER BILLS. SHARED BENEFITS.California’s clean-energy transition is necessary and urgent—but too many families are paying the price through risin...”
Amanda GonzalezDemocraticColorado Secretary of State · ColoradoEnvironmental leader on climate action
“It’s affordable housing, access to health care, fair wages, and a clean environment.”
Edie HootonDemocraticUniversity of Colorado Board of Regents District 2 · ColoradoPrioritizes clean and renewable energy
“As state representative, I will work hard to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and grow our renewable energy sector so that state government is doing its part to address our climate crisis.”
- Eric MulderLibertarianGovernor of Colorado · Colorado
Environmental leader on climate action
“As a veteran, much like being a citizen commissioner or private security guard, I have had to work in difficult environments with people I don't get to personally choose to work with.”
James WileyRepublicanColorado Secretary of State · ColoradoEnvironmental leader on climate action
“Science must advance more quickly to better provide replacement environments for the development of unborn children in the event that the mother-child relationship isn't working out.”
Jeff BridgesDemocraticColorado Treasurer · ColoradoPrioritizes clean and renewable energy
“Invest in Colorado's renewable energy economy to create new, good-paying jobs.”
Jeff PeckmanNo party listedGovernor of Colorado · ColoradoEnvironmental leader on climate action
“These solutions are in areas such as economic development, health, education, energy, public safety, criminal justice, agriculture, homelessness, environmental quality, world peace, counterterrorism, and even disclosure of UFO secrecy.”
- T.J. ColeNo party listedLieutenant Governor of Colorado · Colorado
Environmental leader on climate action
“Everyone needs to come together to help preserve jobs and development while protecting our environment and our rights to enjoy our homes.”
Michael RamoneRepublicanDelaware Treasurer · DelawareEnvironmental leader on climate action
“With one of the worst environments for new and existing businesses, Delaware needs a proven executive with the experience to turn things around.”
Erik MorrisNo party listedGovernor of Florida · FloridaEnvironmental leader on climate action
“Fair Application of the Law, Removing Money and Party Politics influence, Making our Schools Stronger, Protecting 1A, 2A, 6A, 14A and all other rights, fixing immigration backlogs, protecting FL taxpayers, bringing in new high paying jobs, keeping data centers from ruining FL's environment, reducing wasteful spending, law & order, ending homelessness, supporting Veterans, punishing criminal actors”
Joey AtkinsDemocraticFlorida Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services · FloridaEnvironmental leader on climate action
“and Certificate of International Law at the University of Toledo College of Law in Ohio, followed by a Masters in Economic Development at the Milano School of Policy, Management and Environment in New York.”
Keisha Sean WaitesDemocraticGeorgia Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner · GeorgiaEnvironmental leader on climate action
“I’m also committed to environmental justice, especially addressing the disproportionate health and economic impacts of pollution and energy decisions on low-income and marginalized communities.”
Peter HubbardDemocraticGeorgia Public Service Commission District 3 · GeorgiaPrioritizes clean and renewable energy
“Now I work as a clean energy advocate at the Georgia Center for Energy Solutions (www.Georgia-CES.org) and I work in renewable energy project development to build clean and reliable solar and battery storage projects.”
Shelia EdwardsDemocraticGeorgia Public Service Commission District 5 · GeorgiaEnvironmental leader on climate action
“Her work has centered on utility affordability, consumer protection, housing affordability, and environmental justice, always with a focus on how policy impacts everyday families.”
- Joshua GreenDemocraticGovernor of Hawaii · Hawaii
Move quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Our transition to a clean energy future is already well underway.”
Terri PickensDemocraticGovernor of Idaho · IdahoMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“I believe in creating good-paying jobs through investment in infrastructure, clean energy, and small businesses, not corporate tax breaks.”
Diane HarrisRepublicanIllinois Secretary of State · IllinoisMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“I’ll bring self-service kiosks to all areas not just 15 locations, but across Illinois’s 102 counties, in libraries for one stop business, grocery stores, and community centers, for quick renewals in minutes.”
Mike VickNo party listedGovernor of Illinois · IllinoisMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“I have championed a just and rapid transition to green renewable energy, and the creation of a resilient and natural food system to ensure human flourishing.”
Jennifer DayDemocraticKansas Secretary of State · KansasEnvironmental leader on climate action
“Additionally, I am in support of reproductive bodily autonomy, finding effective paths to fight detrimental global environmental change, discontinuing government-sponsored attacks on minority groups and individuals, and promoting economic freedom and equity.”
Ty MastersonRepublicanGovernor of Kansas · KansasMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Masterson's priorities on the issues:[20] Lower taxes Pro-life Traditional family values Educational choice Limited government Government accountability and transparency Encourage new industries Against illegal immigration Clean energy”
- Aruna MillerDemocraticLieutenant Governor of Maryland · Maryland
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“our ability to confront existential threats like climate change, which disproportionately affects Black and Brown families in Maryland. It is reflected and laid bare by how the COVID-19 pandemic affected communiti”
Brooke Elizabeth LiermanDemocraticMaryland Comptroller · MarylandMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“racial wealth divide, public school funding, and climate change, while also building more financially-resilient families and small businesses. I know that over the next four years, we can change Maryland for the b”
Kim DriscollDemocraticLieutenant Governor of Massachusetts · MassachusettsMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“erment by supporting small businesses, leading on climate action and resiliency in a historic seaside community, and a commitment to racial equity and inclusion at a time of national upheaval. As a proud member of”
- Maura HealeyDemocraticGovernor of Massachusetts · Massachusetts
Move quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“the environment that sustains us, we must rapidly transition to clean energy. As Governor, Maura will make climate change a top priority. She understands the critical urgency of this issue and she knows what is at stake—especially for the Commonwealth’s most vulnerable communities. The actions we must take now to protect our families and communities from climate change also present a once in a ...”
Jeff PolonowskiGreenAttorney General of Michigan · MichiganMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“awing extra risk of abuse. As we fight the global climate crisis and shift to a sustainable energy economy, we will free the 99% who do the truly dirty work of fossil-fuel jobs, and the communities they want to pro”
Kevin HammDemocraticMontana Public Service Commission District 5 · MontanaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“is by encouraging the development and adoption of renewable energy in rural areas. We need to expand energy sovereignty, small-scale production, and energy storage solutions. Whether from solar, wind, or small-scale”
Bob KristNo party listedNebraska Secretary of State · NebraskaMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Promote and support renewable fuel standards”
Cinde WarmingtonDemocraticGovernor of New Hampshire · New HampshireMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“The right to clean airKelly Ayotte signed a law letting tech companies build unregulated, off-grid plants avoiding public oversight and renewables requirements, opening up the door to harmful diesel emissions that have been shown to cause severe respiratory illness”
Debra HaalandDemocraticGovernor of New Mexico · New MexicoMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“We need to act fast to counteract climate change and keep fossil fuels in the ground. I pledge to vote against all new fossil fuel infrastructure, and to fight instead for 100% renewable energy -- including tens of thousands of solar energy jobs for New Mexicans. We deserve representatives in Congress who will stand up to the fossil fuel industr...”
Joseph MaestasDemocraticNew Mexico State Auditor · New MexicoMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Prior to taking office as the State Auditor, I served as a chair and vice-chair of the Public Regulation Commission, and championed community access to solar energy and a just and equitable energy transition that both protects the workers and communities most affected by the state’s move toward renewable energy. As a city councilor in both Santa...”
Michael PerryRepublicanNew Mexico Commissioner of Public Lands · New MexicoMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“Michael supports the responsible development of oil and gas resources while ensuring land and environmental protections remain in place. He also recognizes the growing importance of renewable energy in New Mexico's future. As Land Commissioner, he will work to expand opportunities in wind, solar, and geothermal energy ensuring that New Mexico c...”
- Tina KotekDemocraticGovernor of Oregon · Oregon
Move quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“is committed to making sure Oregonians do our part. Tina’s Track Record: Standing Up for a Climate-Friendly Future Tina put Oregon on a path to 100% clean electricity by 2040, including a $50 million investment to jumpstart wind, solar and other community renewable energy projects that will create jobs in Oregon. Tina passed legislation to transition Oregon completely off dirty coal-fired power”
Amanda JanooDemocraticGovernor of Vermont · VermontMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“ins so local businesses buy from one another whenever possible.Produce more of what Vermont needs by investing in local food systems, community-owned renewable energy, housing construction, forest products, sustainable building materials, healthcare, childcare, manufacturing, repair industries, and other essential sectors that create good jobs while making Vermont more resilient, self-reliant,”
David CrowleyDemocraticGovernor of Wisconsin · WisconsinMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“direct-to-career pathways.Climate Action That Creates JobsClimate action is economic investment. Crowley will invest in solar, energy retrofits, and clean infrastructure that creates thousands of union jobs across Wisconsin. He’s already cut emissions nearly 50% in Milwaukee County—now he’s ready to take that impact statewide.”
Sarah GodlewskiDemocraticLieutenant Governor of Wisconsin · WisconsinMove quickly to clean energy and cut emissions
“In the Senate, Sarah will fight to end fossil fuel subsidies and work hard to transform our country from brown energy to green energy, expanding our clean infrastructure to improve electric and energy supply, partnering with farmers to reduce emissions and preserve our natural resources, and prioritizing action on clean water and clean air. Sarah w”
An all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
46 candidates- Mary PeltolaDemocraticU.S. Senate Alaska · Alaska
An all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“Mary will stand up to anyone to pass permitting reform that streamlines pathways for Alaska energy projects so development moves at Alaska’s pace, not DC’s.Energy prices are out of control, and Alaska needs solutions from every angle. In addition to fighting for oil and gas development by Alaskans for Alaskans, Mary will fight to restore federal...”
Steven SandersNo party listedU.S. House Arizona District 4 · ArizonaAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“Abortion is no longer a federal matter since the Supreme court said it violates the states rights to decide what the people want.We need to stop all department mandates and allow the production of oil and gas to resume in this country to make us self reliant and prosperous. This stop drilling has affected the U.S. in such a way as to harm all wh...”
Lauren ReinholdDemocraticU.S. House Kansas District 1 · KansasAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“aining pipelines, and lowering our medical costs. All Kansas families deserve access to affordable, quality care close to home. Community hospitals are the lifeline of our communities, and Lauren will fight to keep them open and strong.As a member of Congress, Lauren will fight for federal legislation to fix our broken healthcare system, lower outrageous medical care costs, and improve rural h...”
Jamie DavisDemocraticU.S. Senate Louisiana · LouisianaAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“ment, and creating a Medicare option available to all Americans. His plan focuses on simplifying healthcare access, strengthening rural and urban hospitals, expanding telehealth services, and eliminating medical bankruptcy so families can receive care without financial ruin.Jamie Davis supports strong public schools, competitive teacher pay, and affordable access to college, vocational training...”
R. Tyler MacAllisterRepublicanU.S. House Massachusetts District 9 · MassachusettsAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“cttylermacallister@gmail.com. Campaign websiteMacAllister's campaign website stated the following:Cost of LivingGroceries, fuel, and housing keep climbing while paychecks stay flat. Tyler will take on the mandates and Washington spending driving up kitchen-table costs, and fight for common-sense policy that rewards work and lets families in the 9th get ahead instead of just getting by.Reliable...”
Abdul El-SayedDemocraticU.S. Senate Michigan · MichiganAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“fe-time appointments, imposing limited terms, and allowing the same number of appointments for each presidential term.Abolishing the FilibusterThe filibuster has been used by Senators to shield one another from having to take hard votes. I believe that it is antidemocratic and should be abolished.Making Voting EasierI oppose mandatory Voter ID laws like the “SAVE Act” that impose unnecessary ba...”
- Jeremy MossDemocraticU.S. House Michigan District 11 · Michigan
An all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“and a Supreme Court and Congress that rubberstamp all of his authoritarian measures. We must flip the US House of Representatives to put a check on the Trump administration.In the Michigan Legislature, I’ve stood up to MAGA extremism. I defeated Trump’s election conspiracies, faced down far-right attacks on our fundamental freedoms, and protected our basic care from harsh federal cuts. We need ...”
Christopher ReichardDemocraticU.S. House Missouri District 8 · MissouriAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“six.Support Working FamiliesThe working class is falling behind, and MO-08—Missouri's poorest and most rural district—is feeling the pressure hardest. Families here can't afford more costs piled on top of farming challenges, healthcare accessibility or outdated infrastructure. As your representative, from Day 1 I'll fight to turn that around:Back pro-labor bills like the PRO Act to protect lowe...”
Seth BodnarIndependentU.S. Senate Montana · MontanaAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“costs back in line with what Montana families actually earn. But our way of life isn't just about dollars and cents. It's about protecting the right of every Montanan - and every generation of Montanans still to come - to breathe clean air and drink clean water. It's about defending our public lands as common ground, where every Montanan, regardless of background or income, can hunt, fish, and ...”
- Pat HarriganRepublicanU.S. House North Carolina District 10 · North Carolina
An all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“We need an all-of-the-above approach to energy that aggressively puts America on the fast-track to independence”
Brennan BarringtonLibertarianU.S. House Ohio District 15 · OhioSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“However, I believe the principle of the 14th Amendment must still be upheld: states' powers must not be allowed to extend to violations of fundamental human rights.Electoral reform: ranked choice voting for all Senate elections, proportional representation within each state for House (like the Swiss system), and expanding the US House (to about 1000).”
Brian ShaverDemocraticU.S. House Ohio District 5 · OhioSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“I also believe higher‑education programs, including international exchanges like the Fulbright program that shaped my own academic journey, strengthen our nation and should be expanded rather than dismantled.”
Carey ColemanRepublicanU.S. House Ohio District 13 · OhioSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“REAL RELIEFFamilies across Northeast Ohio are being crushed by rising prices on groceries, gas, housing, utilities, and healthcare.”
Jerrad ChristianDemocraticU.S. House Ohio District 12 · OhioSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“And if those in power ever forget that, the ballot box is how we remind them.Defend Civil Rights & Equality for allFor the past century, we have improved our country by expanding liberty to people of every demographic.”
Mike CareyRepublicanU.S. House Ohio District 15 · OhioSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“From starting his own hay bailing business as a kid, to following his family tradition by serving as an officer in the Army National Guard, to his 20+ year career as an executive in the American energy industry, Mike has always stood for American values and American jobs.”
Vanessa EnochDemocraticU.S. House Ohio District 8 · OhioSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“By negotiating prescription‑drug prices, expanding access to preventive care, raising the minimum wage and investing in education and child care, we shore up the materials that build wellbeing.”
Frank LucasRepublicanU.S. House Oklahoma District 3 · OklahomaSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“Energy: I support an “all of the above” energy agenda that can create new American jobs, decrease our dependence on foreign oil, and promote efficient usage of energy here at home.”
Gary DyeLibertarianU.S. Senate Oregon · OregonSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“I had a career in oil refining (Anacortes, WA and Los Angeles), worked for over 4 years in Saudi Arabia, technical sales (Houston), and Gas Measurement Engineer/Director for a local utility.”
Bob BrooksDemocraticU.S. House Pennsylvania District 7 · PennsylvaniaSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“Childcare: Repeal Headstart cuts, expand subsidies and publicly funded preschool.”
Scott PerryRepublicanU.S. House Pennsylvania District 10 · PennsylvaniaSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“He supports:Securing our borders;Deporting violent criminals, drug dealers and terrorists;Banning sanctuary cities;Providing Border Patrol agents with the resources to do their jobs.EnergyScott Perry firmly believes that we can balance our Nation’s energy needs while still protecting our environment.”
Kellie KeenanRepublicanU.S. House Rhode Island District 1 · Rhode IslandSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“I am running because Rhode Island families deserve affordable housing, lower energy costs, stronger schools, safer communities, secure borders, and a government that respects taxpayers and parental rights.”
Victor MellorRepublicanU.S. House Rhode Island District 2 · Rhode IslandSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“I also support an energy policy that restores reliable fossil fuel production and use.”
Clayton CuteriIndependentU.S. House South Carolina District 1 · South CarolinaSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“Energy: real energy independence and Lowcountry-specific resilience, including a federal catastrophic insurance backstop, an interstate insurance compact, modernized flood maps, and federal mitigation grants for the Charleston coast.”
James Macon IIIIndependentU.S. Senate Tennessee · TennesseeSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“Professionally, I am a global business strategist with more than 25 years of Fortune 500 leadership experience spanning Operations, Procurement, Engineering, Human Resources, Benefits, Sales, Professional Services, Medical Consulting, Energy, Sustainability, Travel, Fleet, Real Estate, Facilities, Security, Logistics, Warehousing, Project Management, Sterilization, and Information Technology.”
Johnny GarrettRepublicanU.S. House Tennessee District 6 · TennesseeSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“That’s why he will always fight to lower taxes and ensure that President Trump’s 2017 tax cuts are not only permanent, but also expand them further to keep more money in your own pocket, not the government’s.”
- August PflugerRepublicanU.S. House Texas District 11 · Texas
Supports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“Promoting Energy Independence I’m proud to support the hard-working oil and gas producers that keep our Texas economy strong.”
Casey ShepardDemocraticU.S. House Texas District 17 · TexasSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“I support the vital work of SAMHSA and other public health initiatives focused on mental health and would seek to expand and improve such programs as a legislator.”
Claire ReynoldsDemocraticU.S. House Texas District 11 · TexasAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“y rate. This is unacceptable.When I'm elected to Congress, I will focus on transitioning us to a single-payer healthcare system, such as Medicare for All. This obviously won't happen overnight, so first I'll fight to expand Medicare coverage and reduce the cost of prescription drugs. But I want to be very clear: There is absolutely no reason that we cannot have a single-payer healthcare system in”
James TalaricoDemocraticU.S. Senate Texas · TexasSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“I’ve passed 60 bipartisan bills to make Texans lives better including lowering the cost of prescription drugs and expanding child care.”
Lizzie Pannill FletcherDemocraticU.S. House Texas District 7 · TexasAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
““ Moving Us Forward We face real challenges at home and around the world. We want and need our elected leaders to work together to find solutions to our shared problems, but Washington is not working as it should. Partisanship has led to gridlock, politicians refuse to work across party lines, and we all pay the price. I launched this campaign because we need new leaders in Washington who will”
Monica De La CruzRepublicanU.S. House Texas District 15 · TexasSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“Campaign websiteDe La Cruz's campaign website stated the following:AgricultureEliminate regulations on farmers and ranchers that prohibit economic prosperityOppose tariffs that hinder American farmers from reaching new customersEnsure that ranchers and farmers get reimbursed funds for confirmed damages due to illegal immigrant trafficFix the supply chain crisis to allow smooth exports of Americ...”
Steve TothRepublicanU.S. House Texas District 2 · TexasSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“Energy IndependenceEnergy independence is critical to America’s future, economically and strategically.”
Tano TijerinaRepublicanU.S. House Texas District 28 · TexasAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“the law, and restore order to a broken system. That means stopping illegal crossings, supporting law enforcement, and ensuring immigration happens legally and responsibly.At the same time, Tano understands that immigration reform must be practical and bipartisan. Many South Texas families came here the right way — and they deserve a system that respects that process.”
Edwin RiveraRepublicanU.S. House Virginia District 3 · VirginiaAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“ips that rebuild trust across different communities.Veteran SupportVA – more benefits for those service members who served in at least 2 enlistments, all veterans preventative care basic Healthcare for veterans of two or more enlistments.National Guard reserve Full Tricare prime during war time.Social Security BenefitsProtecting Social Security benefits and ensuring seniors can retire with”
Elaine LuriaDemocraticU.S. House Virginia District 2 · VirginiaAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“rriers. In the Navy, I learned about the importance of serving others and putting their needs above myself. When I retired from the Navy, I began a small business from a block of clay on my kitchen table and grew the Mermaid Factory into a thriving family business in Hampton Roads that created jobs and gave back to our community.”
Eugene VindmanDemocraticU.S. House Virginia District 7 · VirginiaAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“lth and the country. In Congress, Eugene is working to crack down on anti-competitive business practices, lower costs for working families, support small businesses, and ensure economic development creates opportunity in every community. Vindman supports an all-of-the-above energy strategy, an end to costly foreign wars, and smart economic policies that lower gas prices and utility bills for”
Anthony HudsonLibertarianGovernor of Michigan · MichiganAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“orite joke. I’ll plead the 5th right here! Note: Ballotpedia reserves the right to edit Candidate Connection survey responses. Any edits made by Ballotpedia will be clearly marked with [brackets] for the public. If the candidate disagrees with an edit, he or she may request the full removal of the survey response from Ballotpedia.org. Ballotpedia does not edit or correct typographical errors un...”
Lisa DemuthRepublicanGovernor of Minnesota · MinnesotaAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“ar tab fees that were raised by Democrats, and finally end taxes on social security benefits for our seniors. I will also push to require that state surplus dollars be returned to the taxpayers who paid them, because a budget surplus should not be an excuse for politicians to spend more money.Eliminating FraudUnder Tim Walz's watch, fraud has exploded with billions of your hard-earned tax dolla...”
Zack FilipovichDemocraticMinnesota State Auditor · MinnesotaAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“o serve as Minnesota's next State Auditor. Note: Ballotpedia reserves the right to edit Candidate Connection survey responses. Any edits made by Ballotpedia will be clearly marked with [brackets] for the public. If the candidate disagrees with an edit, he or she may request the full removal of the survey response from Ballotpedia.org. Ballotpedia does not edit or correct typographical errors un...”
Juan Sanchez IIIDemocraticNew Mexico Commissioner of Public Lands · New MexicoAn all-of-the-above mix including oil, gas, and renewables
“Juan’s professional background in Water Resources, his family’s ranching roots, and his determination to see our rural communities have what they need to preserve their way of life are the exact experiences needed to ensure rural and tribal communities’ interests are represented at the Land Office.Oil and Gas New Mexico has risen to be the 2nd l...”
Vivek RamaswamyRepublicanGovernor of Ohio · OhioSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“This would operate as if customers in the benefit zone had executed a power purchase agreement with the power plant, but at no cost.For example, if a data center is constructed along with a 1,000 megawatt (MW) natural gas or nuclear power plant, and the data center uses 700MW of that electricity, the remaining 300MW would flow to the power grid.”
Mike MazzeiRepublicanGovernor of Oklahoma · OklahomaSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“It is family heritage, economic security, food production, and energy independence.”
Richard HricikDemocraticAttorney General of South Carolina · South CarolinaSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“The Attorney General is the managing partner of a 300-person, 90-lawyer law firm that protects your wallet, defends your rights, fights corruption and financial fraud, protects our natural resources, handles criminal appeals, and select criminal cases.”
Arthur DiBiancaLibertarianTexas Railroad Commission · TexasSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“When the rights of property owners conflict with the interests of oil and gas companies, the property owners' rights must take priority.The Railroad Commission should ensure that property owners can receive prompt restitution when industrial activities cause damage.”
Mike MillerIndependentGovernor of Texas · TexasSupports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“to Texas City, replacing appointees loyal to the "Islanders" with Texans loyal to Texans, fixing the foster system to make adoption free and keep kids safe at every stage of life, fresh water sourcing/"Dry A.I.", welfare reform, humane solutions to border problems that profit residents and ranchers, public school improvements, helping seniors who are struggling with poverty and poor hospice car...”
- Brent TaylorRepublicanTennessee State Senate District 31 · Tennessee
Supports expanding natural gas and diverse energy sources for independence
“In Washington, Brent will champion President Trump’s priorities: securing the border and finishing the wall, stopping the flow of fentanyl, deporting criminal illegal immigrants, slashing reckless spending, unleashing American energy production, restoring law and order, eliminating DEI mandates, and defending parental rights and traditional values.”
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Jeff WilsonRepublicanU.S. House Illinois District 13 · IllinoisExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“He will focus on expanding nuclear energy, oil, and natural gas to power our towns and lower costs.”
Mike BostRepublicanU.S. House Illinois District 12 · IllinoisExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“Unfortunately, there remain those opposed to any use of fossil fuels.”
Eric JenkinsRepublicanU.S. House Kansas District 3 · KansasExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“or working familiesOppose any new broad-based tax increases on Kansas residentsNational Security & MilitaryAs a Retired Army Colonel with over three decades of service, Eric Jenkins understands — at a bone-deep level — what our military needs to keep America safe. He will be among the strongest advocates for our armed forces in Congress, period.Fully fund and modernize the U.S. military to dete...”
Charles BookerDemocraticU.S. Senate Kentucky · KentuckyExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“With the devastation of a global pandemic weighing down on us, the height of tension in our politics and in society, severely crumbling infrastructure, and the continued economic uncertainty from the loss of jobs and the decline of the fossil fuel industry, it is critical that we stand now to fight for our future.”
John DeatonRepublicanU.S. Senate Massachusetts · MassachusettsExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“od, or safety in America. My approach starts with supporting responsible federal spending and cutting regulations to spur economic growth and reduce inflation; I have consistently opposed the COVID-era spending that caused the pain Americans feel today. In Massachusetts, households bear some of the most expensive energy bills in the nation; I would sponsor federal legislation to expand natural ...”
Nadia MilleronNo party listedU.S. House Massachusetts District 1 · MassachusettsExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“oring thousands of jobs from our District. I will support efforts to bring manufacturing back to the U.S., creating high-paying jobs and boosting our economy. I’ll work to lower the cost of living for families struggling with essentials like groceries, gas, and healthcare while increasing housing accessibility. We must prioritize producing our medicine and food in our nation again. Pharmaceutic...”
Tom BarrettRepublicanU.S. House Michigan District 7 · MichiganExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“are feeling the pain at the pump. I will work to expand America's energy production, open pipelines, increase drilling, and end our reliance on foreign oil.We need to secure the border, stop the flow of fentanyl, and increase public safety by supporting law enforcement and our rule of law. What areas of”
- Mike EzellRepublicanU.S. House Mississippi District 4 · Mississippi
Expand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“South Mississippi. Put America First A long-time supporter of President Trump, Mike Ezell understands the importance of putting America First. He'll push for Trump-era policies that keep our nation strong, including ending our reliance on foreign oil and maintaining the world's best-trained and equipped military.[3] ” —Mike Ezell's campaign website (2022)[4]”
Brandon DaughertyLibertarianU.S. House Missouri District 2 · MissouriExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“our foreign policy. For years, both parties have supported failed nation-building and regime change operations across Africa and the Middle East at the behest of foreign entities, the military industrial complex, and the oil industry. Not only has this left America with generational crippling debt, but it has only created more enemies and made us less safe as a nation. I will advocate for bring...”
Rick BrattinRepublicanU.S. House Missouri District 5 · MissouriExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“lnerable citizens, the unborn.Secure the Border & Support ICEStanding with President Trump and our brave ICE agents, Rick is committed to securing America’s borders and enforcing our immigration laws. In the Missouri legislature, he sponsored legislation imposing real penalties on companies that hire people under the table without checking immigration status and fought to ban sanctuary cities. ...”
Justin MurphyRepublicanU.S. Senate New Jersey · New JerseyExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“I will oppose all attempts to suppress 2A rights whether from domestic or international bodies. I support Constitutional Carry.Energy independenceOur priority should be development of the almost limitless sources of energy known to be located here in America. America has in shale oil three times the amount of proven oil reserves in Saudi Arabia”
Mark NairDemocraticU.S. House Texas District 13 · TexasExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“nd healthcare clinics have been cut to the bone, and some will close. Mark will support increased funding for these hospitals and clinics. We need to expand this crucial access so PEOPLE can have affordable and highest quality healthcare close to home. No company, domestic or foreign, should ever immorally enrich itself from an American’s health condition.”
Trever NehlsRepublicanU.S. House Texas District 22 · TexasExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“uclear energy to restore full U.S. energy dominance. He will fight to end any remaining Biden anti-energy policies while focusing on legislation that expands domestic production and cuts burdensome regulations that drive up gas prices for families. A strong energy sector means a strong America including more jobs and greater national security. Fund & Support Law Enforcement”
Rebecca CookeDemocraticU.S. House Wisconsin District 3 · WisconsinExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“who relies on the exchange for my healthcare coverage, I know firsthand the limitations of our current system. Here’s how I think we start to fix it:Expand Medicare to cover vision, dental and hearing – the very things that deteriorate as we age.Address antitrust issues in the healthcare system that put the power in a few major corporations and provide consumers with little choice.”
Susan BysiewiczDemocraticLieutenant Governor of Connecticut · ConnecticutExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“our investment in the state’s infrastructure. This includes “bricks and mortar” projects, such as roads, bridges, dams, rail, and schools, as well as expanding high speed internet into every community in Connecticut. These projects will help attract larger employers, and they will also make it easier for our essential home-grown businesses to expand and increase their workforces.”
Christian MitchellDemocraticLieutenant Governor of Illinois · IllinoisExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“We must re-examine our energy sources: fossil fuel use pollutes our air and skews the nation’s foreign policy."”
Rob KropRepublicanLieutenant Governor of Maryland · MarylandExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“mes and communities.Fix the Energy Crisis We will increase reliable energy production here in Maryland so families are less dependent on electricity imported from neighboring states. Our plan includes expanding in-state power generation and pursuing technologies such as small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) and natural gas, while protecting Maryland’s farmland, natural resources, and the Chesap...”
Michael MinogueRepublicanGovernor of Massachusetts · MassachusettsExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“ed the following:Accountability72% of our voters supported the audit of the Legislature, but the AG and Maura Healey will not enforce the will of the people. There is more debt (+$120B) and waste in MA than ever before. Mike Minogue will do the audit, provide transparency, and stop overspending ($62B budget).AffordabilityWorking people are struggling to pay their bills, and housing is unafford...”
Jocelyn BensonDemocraticGovernor of Michigan · MichiganExpand domestic oil and gas and oppose mandates
“he costs hitting families hardest. I will work to increase housing availability and affordability by streamlining regulations that slow down construction, incentivizing development of starter homes and affordable units, and cracking down on corporate investors who buy up properties and drive up rents. I will fight to lower healthcare costs by increasing transparency in medical billing, passing ...”
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