House Passes Bill to Prohibit Federal Gas Stove Ban
The House voted on Tuesday to pass a bill to prohibit any potential federal ban on gas stoves, according to Politico. Republican North Dakota Rep. Kelly Armstrong sponsored the Gas Stove Protection and Freedom Act …


The House voted on Tuesday to pass a bill to prohibit any potential federal ban on Gas stoves, according to Politico.
Republican North Dakota Rep. Kelly Armstrong sponsored the Gas Stove Protection and Freedom Act, which prohibits the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) from utilizing taxpayer dollars to enact an outright federal ban on Gas stoves. The bill passed by a 248-180 vote, with 29 Democrats crossing party lines to support the bill, according to Politico.
Though there is not currently any legislation mandating a federal gas stove ban on the books, CPSC Commissioner Richard Trumka, Jr. said in January 2023 that “any option is on the table” regarding a possible federal ban. “Products that can’t be made safe can be banned,” he continued. The bill’s passage comes as multiple Democratic-controlled state and municipal



