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Harnessing the Latino Green Vote For Clean Energy
Even Republicans admit that Latino votes were a crucial part of Obama’s victory, reports Mark Hertsgaard at the Nation. What hasn’t been recognized is Latinos’ potential to play a similar role on climate change: providing the electoral muscle to compel … Continue reading
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Renewable Energy Big Priority in Swing States During 2012 Election – Poll
The electorate in key swing states that voted Democrat in the 2012 US election support renewable energy, suggesting the issue was an influential determinant in President Obama’s victory, research claims, reports online news source PV Tech. A poll conducted by … Continue reading
Senate Candidates Use Climate Change As Defining Issue
Recent polls indicate that addressing climate change is a winning issue for candidates wishing to attract independent voters. But this issue was not mentioned in the first presidential debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, despite the call to do … Continue reading
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Addressing Climate Change Attracts Independent Voters – Polls
A national 2012 nonpartisan poll conducted by George Mason and Yale universities found that 72% of Americans think climate change should be a medium to very high priority for the president and Congress, reports Mark Clayton at the Christian Science … Continue reading
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Vote for a Clean Jobs Congress and President
No names, no parties, no labels. Just the issue, front and center. Feel free to spread it around. As its creator, I give you permission.
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Tagged clean energy, clean renewable energy, climate change, environment, global warming, renewable energy, voting
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