The path to clean energy is clear: lower energy bills, kick fossil fuels to the curb, and build a cleaner future. Our economy and our planet depend on it 🌍
On Tuesday, voters made it clear: lower energy bills, more affordable clean energy, and an end to Big Oil getting special treatment.
“Several Democratic senators sent a letter to Burgum in October saying, “We demand that you immediately cease all efforts to hijack public lands for the development of data centers, and urge you to provide full transparency on your role in the DOI’s efforts to site data centers.”
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"It's clear he [Trump] needs to end his attacks on clean energy now. Democrats have a huge opportunity to earn voters' trust by fighting for lower bills and holding powerful interests accountable. Voters expect results." —@loril, president of Climate Power
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“This is an issue [clean energy] that really defined affordability for folks, and governors, senators, House elect members, all saw it as a huge opportunity.” —@loril, president of Climate Power
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Texas voters showed up and sent a message: They’re tired of an agenda that puts politicians and corporate interests ahead of their families. Affordability, accountability, and a government that works for people won 👏
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Tuesday’s wins sent a clear message: The fight is far from over. We have a chance to lower energy costs, protect clean energy, and stop Trump from handing our future to Big Oil.
Trump spent years trying to kneecap clean energy. Voters just handed him a massive rebuke. Turns out you can’t bully an entire industry out of the future.
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“Well, I think the dominant unifying issue in almost all of these races was about energy, because energy costs were the things that were smacking people right in the face every day they drove up to the gas pump and every time they paid utility bills.” —@JayInslee
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Voters were sick of paying more while Trump and his allies put Big Oil first. Tuesday made that crystal clear.
You can ignore the warnings, but you can’t ignore the voters who just delivered them.
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"Basically every sitting Dem governor or governor-elect embraced clean energy as a key guardrail against data center pollution." —@loril, president of Climate Power
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“While Trump’s approval ratings are underwater on almost every major issue, energy prices were among the most salient issues in many races.”
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Michigan voters made their priorities clear: Lower costs, accountability, and leaders who put people ahead of powerful special interests ✅
Trump and Republicans promised to fix the economy. Instead, voters got higher bills, higher gas prices, and two years of broken promises. On Tuesday night, they made their verdict known: Enough.
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BREAKING: @Clara4AZ has won a seat on the Arizona Corporation Commission. Her win brings new momentum to the fight for affordable, reliable energy that works for Arizona families.
BREAKING: @votehillaz has won a seat on the Arizona Corporation Commission. His win is a step toward lower utility bills and an energy system that puts ratepayers ahead of utility profits.
Texas flipped blue, and the message couldn't be stronger: Voters are paying attention to who's driving up their costs, who's looking out for Big Tech, and who is actually fighting for their communities.
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BREAKING: @Mendoza4AZ has won Arizona’s 6th Congressional District race. Her win brings a new voice to the fight for lower everyday costs, affordable energy, and good-paying jobs in rural Arizona.








