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Yesterday the Senate voted 73–25 to advance the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act. It's a major step toward lowering energy costs, accelerating clean power.

Dream.Org joined forces with @citizensclimate and more than 80 grassroots advocates to bring the fight for affordable, clean energy directly to Congress.

Read our statement on what comes next.

When the headlines say AI could end the world, it’s easy to overlook the ways it’s already reshaping everyday life. In conversation with @sabrena_morgan, our CEO @janosmarton says Congress is about to have a major debate on AI, and two pieces are being left out: the mass surveillance that AI makes possible, and what it means for workers’ economic dignity: youtu.be/CjHFznhz3eM

New Lake Research Partners polling of 2026 midterm voters: the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act is backed 56% to 12%. Support spans Democrats (63%), Independents (57%), and Republicans (50%).

Today, the Senate votes on whether to advance the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act (BAAJA). The bill would get cheaper, cleaner power onto the grid faster, helping lower electricity bills and cut carbon pollution.

Here's what that could mean for you:

Right now, clean energy projects wait years just to get a yes or no, while the old, dirty plants they would replace keep running.

The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act would speed up permits for clean power and transmission, so more clean energy gets built sooner and those plants can finally shut down.

That means less carbon pollution, and less of it in the communities that have lived next to it for generations.

BAAJA would speed up permits for clean energy and transmission, protect projects from being pulled for political reasons, and make data centers cover the costs they cause instead of families.

The Senate votes Nov. 9. Call or write your senators and tell them to support BAAJA.