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LCV SCORECARD

Knowing exactly what politicians do in Washington is core to a functioning democracy. That’s where the 2020 National Environmental Scorecard comes in. Our partners at the League of Conservation Voters (LCV) tallied the most critical environmental votes in Congress from the last year so you can know exactly how our representatives voted on critical issues impacting our communities and environment.

2020 LCV SCORECARD

Connecticut once again emerged as a national leader on environmental issues, with our Congressional Delegation among the highest scoring in the nation.

Unfortunately, progress on environmental issues  on the national level remained slow-going in 2020 thanks to anti-environmental lawmakers in Congress and Trump's science-denying agenda in the White House. That's why action at the state level remains so important. 

Here in Connecticut, we know climate change is a critical issue. We know the air we breathe and water we drink are worth protecting. We can take action even when Washington won't.
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HOW DID WE SCORE

Here in Connecticut, we know we need to #ActOnClimate. We've made the environment a priority, and our Congressional Delegation did the same. Connecticut is one of the highest scoring states in the nation on environmental concerns. Here's how our delegation did:
Sen. Chris Murphy
85%
​Sen. Richard Blumenthal
92%
Rep. John Larson (CT-01)
100%
Rep. Joe Courtney (CT-02)
100%
Rep. Rosa DeLauro (CT-03)
100%
Rep. Jim Himes (CT-04)
100%
Rep. Jahana Hayes (CT-05)
100%
On the whole, our Senators averaged 88.5% in 2020 and our Congressional Delegation in the House averaged 100%, leading the nation in pro-environment votes.

CTLCV applauds our Congressional Delegation for standing up to Trump and his coal-lobbyist cronies on the environmental issues that matter most!

MORE INFORMATION

  • View the Spanish version of the National Environmental Scorecard
  • View CTLCV's Annual Environmental Scorecard to see how our lawmakers scored on Connecticut legislation
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