Patricia Pelt

@SenatorVanPelt · IL · S

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Engagement748
Voting-record position-0.349
CoverageJun 23, 2020 to Nov 2, 2022
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Most distinctive Energy 0.8 pp above the party median

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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −1.0 pp to +1.0 pp. Most distinctive topic: Energy, 0.8 pp above the party median.

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Energy1.3%0.5%+0.8 ppOver-indexed87
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Patricia Pelt

@SenatorVanPelt

Democratic IL Senate

RT @ILEPA: A second funding cycle for the EV Rebate Program begins today. This cycle will run Nov 1, 2022 to Jan 31, 2023. Eligible applica<U+2026>

Energy

Patricia Pelt

@SenatorVanPelt

Democratic IL Senate

RT @IllinoisDCEO: Reminder: Need help with utility bills, including natural gas, propane, and electricity? Please apply for assistance thro<U+2026>

Energy

Patricia Pelt

@SenatorVanPelt

Democratic IL Senate

RT @ComEd: Your safety is our priority, &amp; were urging customers to be aware of an influx in utility-related scam attempts. Be wary about s&

Energy

Patricia Pelt

@SenatorVanPelt

Democratic IL Senate

RT @ILCleanJobs: Thank you @SenatorVanPelt for cosponsoring the Clean Energy Jobs Act! #CEJACantWait https://t.co/LBTFd8rip1

Energy

Patricia Pelt

@SenatorVanPelt

Democratic IL Senate

RT @IllinoisDCEO: Need help with winter utility bills? DCEOs Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps eligible low-income&

Energy

Patricia Pelt

@SenatorVanPelt

Democratic IL Senate

$200 million remains in utility assistance for families across Illinois through the Low-Income Household Energy Assistance Program. The program will help cover the cost of heating and energy bills. Learn more and fill out a remote application: https://t.co/dVRA6kvcqz https://t.co/gijJ1vdpZ7

Energy

Patricia Pelt

@SenatorVanPelt

Democratic IL Senate

Does your family qualify for energy bill assistance? From September 1-May 31, 2023 any family who earns up to two times the federal poverty level may be eligible for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program #LIHEAP. Apply today by visiting https://t.co/dVRA6kvcqz https://t.co/tNMznUfrZv

Energy

Patricia Pelt

@SenatorVanPelt

Democratic IL Senate

I am so grateful that after much negotiation, we were able to pass a plan that puts the state on a path to renewable, reliable and affordable energy. This plan both saves and creates jobs for Illinoisans, which will be a huge relief to many households: https://t.co/gEU7REIJNh https://t.co/IftmpTOhxY

Energy

Patricia Pelt

@SenatorVanPelt

Democratic IL Senate

Struggling to pay utility bills? At risk of a shutoff? Relief is here—the new Utility Disconnection Avoidance Program will allocate an estimated $80 million to help households in crisis. Learn more and apply with your local LIHEAP agency: 1-833-711-0374 or https://t.co/fERe4e5MiM https://t.co/XHzkQU38Yx

Energy

Patricia Pelt

@SenatorVanPelt

Democratic IL Senate

If you have experienced a loss of electricity due to Mondays storm, follow these tips from the Department of Homeland Security https://t.co/pztc6uhLbD and continue to call ComEd and 311 for updates.

Energy