The Democratic Party is facing a challenge ahead of the November elections to successfully sell the Inflation Reduction Act, a historic climate law that has yet to be implemented. The Act included the largest-ever federal investment in combating climate crisis and includes clean energy tax credits for new refrigerators, solar panels, and electric vehicles. However, these tax credits are still pending approval from Treasury and regulations for implementation. Democrats are focusing on appealing to voters through their policy wins and strategy for retaking the majority in 2025. The Congressional Hispanic Caucus chair, Nanette Barragán, believes that focusing on climate gains in the Act will not drive voters to the polls.

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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has published data showing that solar accounted for over 75% of US electrical generating







