2021: Fitzpatrick Voted Against Providing $29 Billion To Distribute
Low- And Zero-Emission Technologies, Over $20 Billion For Federal
Climate Resiliency And Environmental Conservation And $9 Billion For
Federal Acquisition Of Electric Vehicles And Similar Infrastructure.
In November 2021, Fitzpatrick voted against the Build Back Better act
which would, according to Congressional Quarterly, "provide $29 billion
to support the deployment of low- and zero-emission technologies, more
than $20 billion for federal climate resiliency and environmental
conservation activities and $9 billion for federal procurement of
electric vehicles and related infrastructure." The vote was on passage.
The House passed the bill by a vote of 220-213. [House Vote 385,
11/19/21; Congressional
Quarterly, 11/19/21;
Congressional Actions, H.R.
5376]