Has your electric bill skyrocketed, friend?

The Texas Tribune is reporting that Texans are paying an average of $45 more per month on energy bills this year, with many families paying at least 50% more than they did last year!

Greg Abbott has neglected our state’s broken power grid and handed a blank check to his oil and gas donors—and Texas families have paid the price. Texans can’t afford another four years of Greg Abbott’s failed and corrupt administration.

Ground Game Texas is working hard to put progressive change on the ballot across Texas. That includes pushing for a first-of-its kind local climate charter that will create green jobs and help tackle the climate crisis—and unseating politicians like Greg Abbott who line their pockets off of our broken power grid.

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Team, when our power grid failed last year, Greg Abbott and his Republican buddies vowed to fix the broken power grid and bring down costs for consumers. Instead, they collected millions in campaign contributions and did nothing to fix our grid.

Texans are paying more every month in energy costs because Greg Abbott values his campaign donors more than the hardworking families in Texas. That’s why we need to push as hard as we can to unseat Abbott, fix our broken power grid, and invest in green jobs that will help us tackle climate change.

If you want to help unseat Greg Abbott and bring progressive change to Texas, chip in $25 or whatever you can afford to support Ground Game Texas. [[link removed]]

Thank you for being on this team,

Ground Game Texas

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