The folks at Rep. Ross's office posted an online poll on his official website this week asking constituents if they "support climate change legislation to reduce carbon dioxide emissions."
The results are in and they are astounding: a whopping 95.45%(!) answered "yes". Clearly there is a consensus from the citizens that Rep. Ross represents that they support a plan to create jobs, fix our economy and protect our planet.
Although voting is closed on Rep. Ross's website, you can still call him at (202) 225-3772 and let him know that passing global warming legislation is a priority for you.
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About the Ross Energy Watch
Rep. Mike Ross (AR-04) serves on the Energy & Commerce Committee and the Energy & Environment Subcommittee in the U.S. House of Representatives. As a member of this committee, he has the tremendous opportunity to help shape legislation that will have a profound impact on the country’s energy future. In just a matter of weeks, the Committee will be taking one of the most important votes in its history, a vote on the American Clean Energy and Security Act. By voting for this bill, Rep. Ross can help ensure that we jump-start the clean energy economy and reduce global warming pollution instead of continuing to rely on dirty fossil fuels and remaining dependent on foreign oil. This website, a project of the League of Conservation Voters, seeks to educate Rep. Ross’s constituents about his votes and actions related to green jobs, clean energy, and global warming.
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