Energy and Environment

Republicans win key House races with energy policy implications

By Josh Siegel

Published November 4, 2020 7:07pm ET

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Republicans win key House races with energy policy implications — Republican Yvette Herrell (right) defeated incumbent Democratic Rep. Xochitl Torres Small (left) in a rematch election after losing the southern House district when the two faced off in 2018. | (Russell Contreras/AP)

Republicans shrunk the size of Democrats’ control of the House in part with wins in key races in which energy-related issues were prominent.

Here’s a recap of House election results with implications for energy policy.

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