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Key Charts Highlighting 2016 Presidential Campaign, OPEC’s Dilemma
The recent Fact Pack from Securing America's Future Energy (SAFE) contains a number of data points that highlight OPEC’s dilemma and discuss energy issues that surfaced during the 2016 presidential campaign.

Energy Issues on the Periphery of First Presidential Debate
With the country enjoying a period of energy abundance and low prices at the pump, voters aren’t as concerned about what’s happening in the global oil market. That showed in the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

Clinton’s Transition Team Sends Mixed Messages on Energy Policy
Picking Ken Salazar and John Podesta for high-level positions provides little clarity regarding energy and the environment policy since both advisers have different philosophies and it’s unclear which side would win out under a Clinton administration.

Fracking Leaders Hamm and Sheffield Differ on Presidential Politics
Two major executives this past week gave differing views on this year's election. Continental's Harold Hamm spoke at the RNC in favor of Donald Trump, while Pioneer's CEO noted how the industry has performed better under Democratic administrations.

Oil Sits at Center of Next President’s Foreign Policy Challenges
With international events happening at a quick pace and relationships with allies and enemies in flux, the next president will have a long list of foreign policy challenges, with major oil-producing countries as top concerns.

Energy Policy 2016: Spotlight on U.S. Senator from Kentucky Rand Paul
Where the Republican presidential hopeful stands on Keystone, energy development, personal property, and fracking.

Energy Policy 2016: Spotlight on U.S. Senator from Vermont Bernie Sanders
Where Sanders stands on fracking, vehicle fuel economy, and transportation policy.