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Fracking could decide the election in Pennsylvania — and nationwide
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October 29, 2024
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3:05Now PlayingPennsylvania may be the deciding state in the 2024 election. And new polling from my organization makes clear energy may be the deciding issue for Pennsylvania voters. Commonwealth Foundation President and CEO Andrew Lewis shares his thoughts on this story.
Energy matters more to Pennsylvania — where polling shows Donald Trump and Kamala Harris tied — than almost any other state.
We’re the second-largest producer of natural gas, with 2022 production totaling a staggering 7.5 trillion cubic feet.
Likewise, Pennsylvania is the No. 1 state for exporting electricity — powering our neighbors like New York.
The biggest reason we’re able to produce so much is because of hydraulic fracturing, best known as fracking. Revolutionary advances in energy exploration have made it possible for Pennsylvania to not only produce enough natural gas to keep energy costs low in our homes and businesses but have plenty left over to ship around the world.
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