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Published February 16, 2010
Updated February 16, 2010
Public Support for Energy Reform in Colorado
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Public Support for Energy Reform in Colorado: Survey Results
Key Findings:
- Voters want to see action from Congress on energy reform.
- An energy reform bill that includes carbon pricing is popular among Colorado voters.
- Majorities believe at the outset that the energy reform bill will help the economy, create jobs, and reduce dependence on foreign energy.
- Proponents of energy reform must to win the economic debate—which we CAN, but it is a key battleground on which we have to fight.
- After a balanced debate support for the energy bill holds with 55 – 41 percent in favor.
- The biggest challenge to energy reform is with the public’s concerns about government, not concerns about specific energy policies.
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