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Virginia and New Jersey voters weigh energy policy amid rising bills and climate debates ahead of potential second Trump term.
Tuesday’s elections in Virginia and New Jersey spotlight energy and climate policy under a potential second Trump administration, with rising utility bills shaping voter concerns.
Democrats are pushing back against Republican plans to roll back clean energy initiatives and revive coal, while the EPA prepares to dismantle key Biden-era climate rules.
The Trump administration’s focus on expanding fossil fuels and fast-tracking AI data centers is clashing with utilities’ long-term planning, as electricity demand surges due to AI growth and rate hikes near $34 billion have affected nearly 200 million Americans.
Conservative lawmakers are advocating for faster permitting across energy projects, reflecting a broader bipartisan effort to modernize infrastructure approvals amid growing pressure to balance energy development with grid stability and affordability.
Los votantes de Virginia y Nueva Jersey sopesan la política energética en medio del aumento de las facturas y los debates climáticos antes de un posible segundo mandato de Trump.