“Increase domestic energy production to achieve energy independence, boosting U.S. production of oil, gas and critical resources rather than forcing costly, unproven 'green' technology mandates.”
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Verified via Clerk of the House Roll Call 190 (July 3, 2025) that Evans voted Aye on H.R. 1 (One Big Beautiful Bill Act), which passed 218-214 and became law. His own house.gov press release confirms the bill 'Increases American energy production,' 'Eliminates Green New Deal-style giveaways,' 'Strengthens energy security by refueling the Strategic Petroleum Reserve,' and 'Expedites the U.S. LNG export process' — directly matching the promise's language about boosting oil/gas production and reversing green mandates. His issues page confirms he publicly champions 'increasing domestic production of energy resources to ensure our energy independence and end our reliance on foreign countries.' As a freshman on the House Energy & Commerce Committee, his engagement goes beyond a single supporting vote. CHAMPIONED at 0.80 confidence — slight downgrade from 0.85 because he is one member and much of the legislative driving was by the leadership, but committee seat + public advocacy + Aye on the enacted law justify CHAMPIONED over ATTEMPTED/PARTIAL.
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