Energy should play key role in 2024 Pennsylvania (and US) elections
At stake on November 5 are the House, Senate and Presidency, and the deciding votes could well come from Pennsylvania energy consumers.
By Guest Column Don Ritter—— Bio and Archives--August 14, 2024
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Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman thinks energy won’t be at the forefront of his constituents’ voting decisions this year. But he’s not accounting for the difference between 2020 and 2024, or the clear connection between energy costs, jobs and inflation.
Inflation, illegal immigration and crime are key voter concerns in the 2024 elections.
While energy may have had a marginal effect in Pennsylvania’s 2020 election cycle, it has risen in prominence because of its direct (and immutable) connection to higher prices for virtually every product and service, and because the Biden-Harris near-four-year war on fossil fuels – leasing, drilling, mining and fracking – is driving up inflation.
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