As Congress considers the scale of investment in climate, jobs, and justice in the Build Back Better Act, it’s clear that voters in Sen. Kyrsten Sinema’s home state of Arizona want climate and clean energy priorities to be fully funded. sierraclub.org/press-releases…
In new state polling conducted by @GSG, Arizona voters express overwhelming support for a robust Build Back Better Act.
Nearly two in three voters statewide (65%) say they want to see the $3.5 trillion package passed.
Nearly two in three voters statewide (65%) say they want to see the $3.5 trillion package passed.
Arizona voters also reject efforts to dilute the Build Back Better Act to reduce its price tag.
If certain climate and health provisions were eliminated to reduce the cost to $2 trillion, almost half of Arizona voters (44%) would be less supportive of it.
If certain climate and health provisions were eliminated to reduce the cost to $2 trillion, almost half of Arizona voters (44%) would be less supportive of it.
In the new survey, @GSG found that a strong majority of Arizona voters believe that climate change is already having a serious impact on the state and think Arizona should be a leader in the development, deployment, and export of solar energy. ☀️
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