The Path to Prosperity: Accountability for Our Energy Future

A Vote 4 Energy is not a vote for a person, or a party, or even a philosophy, but rather, it is a vote for America and its future. Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. The Path to Prosperity: Accountability for Our Energy Future   As the election nears, it is important to hold our elected officials and potential office holders accountable for securing our nation’s energy future.  By asking tough, yet realistic energy questions, we hope to keep energy at the forefront of the political debate and keep candidates honest about America’s needs.  At your next town hall meeting or campaign event be sure to ask one of the following five energy questions! Take Action   Print and download your candidate pocket card to take to your next election event and be sure to Tweet candidates’ responses to the five questions @Vote4Energy on Twitter!  Upcoming Events   Fuel the energy debate at home and join fellow supporters at a local Vote4Energy event!  Below is a list of hometown events over the coming weeks: August 15, 2012 | Vote4Energy Event in conjunction with the Little League World Series -click to register or for more information Williamsport, PA | 6:00 PM ET   August 24-30, 2012 | Vote4Energy Event at the American Legion Convention Indianapolis Marriott Downtown, 350 Maryland Street, Indianapolis, IN 46225 Indiana Convention Center, 100 South Capitol Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46225   August 27-September 1, 2012 | Vote4Energy Event at the 66th Annual Moore County Agricultural Fair Moore County Agricultural Fairgrounds, 3699 US-15-501 Hwy, Carthage, NC 28326 Recent News   America’s energy seen adding 3.6 million jobs along with 3% GDP Bloomberg Businessweek A March report by Citigroup estimated that a “reindustrialization” of America could add as many as 3.6 million jobs by 2020 and increase the gross domestic product by as much as 3 percent.   North Dakota’s oil and gas boom to get even bigger, official says Platts North Dakota is the US’ No. 2 oil-producing state, having leapfrogged over Alaska in March and California a few months before that. And while North Dakota is not expected to vault ahead of No. 1 Texas anytime soon, the oil and natural gas boom that’s currently underway in the Roughrider State is promising to get even bigger in the coming years, according to a key state official. What People Are Saying   “Throughout the years, the oil and natural gas industry, through the American Petroleum Institute, has adopted standards and best practices for continuous improvement in oil and natural gas extraction. These practices have been found to help protect the public by providing a blueprint for strong, carefully tended wells. Consequently, hundreds of these standards are now referenced in many state regulations — Ohio’s among them.” – Terry Fleming, executive director of the Ohio Petroleum Council     Don’t forget to like us on  and follow us on to add your voice to the Vote4Energy effort  Forward to a Friend  Copyright © *|2012|* *|Vote4Energy|*, All rights reserved. You are receiving this message becuase you signed up for email communications from vote4energy.org Our mailing address is: Vote4Energy www.vote4energy.org Washington, DC 20007  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences

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