Urgent Action Needed: Stop HR 1 in the House Today!
Yesterday, the Senate passed HR 1 in a 51-50 vote, with Senators Collins, Tillis, and Paul voting no and Vice President Vance casting the tie-breaking vote.
In the final wraparound amendment, we successfully:
- Struck the punitive new excise tax included in Friday night’s draft
- Secured protection for projects that begin construction within one year of enactment, shielding them from the 2027 placed-in-service restrictions
- Made targeted improvements to several other provisions
While these changes reflect our collective advocacy, make no mistake: HR 1 remains a deeply harmful bill—for Westchester, for New York, and for the nation.
The bill now heads to the House for a final vote, which could take place as early as TODAY (Wednesday, July 2)—or the House could move to a conference with the Senate next week. Either path is perilous.
Your voice is urgently needed.
Let Congress know: HR 1 will devastate the clean energy industry, drive up electricity costs, stall innovation, and kill jobs.
This bill threatens the backbone of America’s energy transformation and manufacturing revival. If enacted:
- Families will face higher energy bills
- New projects will be delayed or abandoned
- Clean energy manufacturing will stall
- Our grid will become more vulnerable
- U.S. leadership in the global energy economy will falter
Already, more than $15 billion in clean energy projects have been cancelled across the country. And that’s just the beginning.
CALL your member of Congress TODAY:
Rep. Nicholas J. LaLota (202) 225‑3826
Rep. Andrew Garbarino (202) 225‑7896
Rep.Tom Suozzi (202) 225-3335
Rep. Laura Gillen (202) 225-5516
Rep. Gregory W. Meeks (202) 225-3461
Rep. Grace Meng (202) 225-2601
Rep. Nydia Velázquez (202) 225-2361
Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (202) 225‑5936
Rep. Yvette D. Clarke (202) 225-6231
Rep. Daniel Goldman (202) 225‑8716
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (202) 225‑3371
Rep. Jerrold Nadler (202) 225‑5635
Rep. Adriano Espaillat (202) 225‑4365
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez (202) 225‑4965
Rep. Ritchie Torres (202) 225‑4361
Rep. George Latimer (202) 225-2464
Rep. Mike Lawler (202) 225‑6506
Rep. Pat Ryan (202) 225‑5614
Rep. Josh Riley (202) 225‑5441
Rep. Paul Tonko (202) 225‑5076
Rep. Elise Stefanik (202) 225‑4611
Rep. John Mannion (202) 225‑8104
Rep. Nick Langworthy (202) 225‑5516
Rep. Claudia Tenney (202) 225-3665
Rep. Joseph Morelle (202) 225‑3615
Rep. Timothy M. Kennedy (202) 225‑3306
Don’t know your representative? Look them up here: Find Your Representative
Let’s keep the pressure on. Let’s stop HR 1.
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