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Alan Armstrong

Alan Armstrong

RRepublicanOK · Senator
48
/ 100
Below Average
Attendance100
Avg: 97
Independence1
Avg: 24
Bipartisan Tone11
Avg: 13
Ethics Record100
Avg: 100
Transparency4
Avg: 46

Accountability Score — composite of attendance, independence, bipartisan tone, ethics record & transparency.

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Enacted into Law
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Passed a Chamber
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All Sponsored Bills

S4944In Committee

American Energy and Mineral Infrastructure Act of 2026

The bill would speed up the process for getting government approval to build natural gas pipelines and related infrastructure by reducing the time and paperwork required under federal environmental laws. It would make it easier for companies to obtain permits by streamlining reviews under environmental protection rules, though it could result in less detailed environmental analysis before projects are approved. The changes would primarily affect natural gas companies and energy projects, while potentially reducing the environmental scrutiny that communities and conservation groups currently have input on.

2026-06-24