2020 Polling - ClearPath Action, Inc.

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Echelon Insights fielded a survey to n=3000 registered voters to landlines and cell phones, sampled from a national voter file. Models were trained on the survey responses, with individual-level predictions of support for clean energy policies. These predictions were then aggregated to create estimates of support for each state and Congressional Districts.

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On the topic of Clean Energy,

How important is it to you that your Member of Congress supports policies that promote clean energy?
Fairly important or extremely important
Not that important or not at all important
Unsure

I would feel more favorably toward my Member of Congress if he or she supported policies that promoted clean energy.
Somewhat or strongly agree
Somewhat or strongly disagree
Unsure

Clean energy is an issue that Republicans in Congress SHOULD care about.
Somewhat or strongly agree
Somewhat or strongly disagree or unsure
Unsure

Clean energy is an issue that Republicans in Congress DO care about.
Somewhat or strongly agree
Somewhat or strongly disagree or unsure
Unsure

Which of these statements comes closest to your view, even if neither of them is exactly right?
Stricter regulation on carbon emissions is the best way to fight climate change.
Rather than more regulation, more innovation and better technology that lets us reduce carbon emissions is the best way to fight climate change.
Unsure

We can reduce carbon emissions in the U.S. without having to impose new regulations on people and new restrictions on our economy.
Believe
Do Not Believe
Unsure

It is possible for the U.S. to develop cleaner energy sources that can also provide more affordable energy.
Believe
Do Not Believe
Unsure

“Carbon capture” is technology that allows existing power plants that burn coal or natural gas to be upgraded to be cleaner while still generating power. In general, would you support or oppose Congress taking action to promote “carbon capture”?
Somewhat or strongly agree
Somewhat or strongly disagree
Unsure

Nuclear power is another form of energy used in the United States that does not produce carbon emissions, and some new technology has made it possible to build smaller and safer nuclear power plants. In general, would you support or oppose Congress taking action to allow the building of new nuclear plants?
Somewhat or strongly support
Somewhat or strongly oppose
Unsure

Have you seen, read, or heard anything recently about an environmental agenda proposed by congressional Democrats called the “Green New Deal”?
Heard of and support
Heard of and oppose
Heard of and unsure
Have not heard of
Unsure