Tools to Help You Vote + Take Action
Use these trusted resources to know your rights, make informed choices, vote your climate values, and take action for a healthier, safer climate future.
Voting Rights Guide
Get practical guidance on your voting rights and what to do if problems arise.
Candidate + Ballot Measure Tool
Evaluate candidates and ballot measures through a climate lens and vote your values.
Make Your Voting Plan
Use this checklist to make your plan, stay organized, and get ready to vote with confidence.
Key Dates Template
Never miss a voting deadline. Use this template to track key dates and plan ahead.
Voter Guide for Children’s Environmental Health
How Americans can protect kids’ health and their environments in the 2026 elections.
Meeting the Moment Toolkit
Explore election-season tools from Climate Health • Civic Health for candidate questions, GOTV, and civic engagement.
Protect Democracy Guide
A faith-centered action guide from Sojourners and Protect Democracy with practical steps to protect free, fair, and secure elections before.
Voter Empowerment Guide
Explore the NCC’s voter empowerment guide for resources to support civic participation in your congregation and community.
Climate Voter Pledge
Commit to voting with your climate values and invite others to take action for the people, places, and future we share.
Postcard to Congress: Extreme Heat
Tell Congress extreme heat is a health crisis and action is needed now. Download, personalize, and send to your representatives.
Postcard to Congress: Common Ground
Americans across parties support climate action. Tell Congress to act. Download, personalize, and send to your representatives.
Research: Trust in climate information
Explore public trust, climate attitudes, and the gap between what Americans want and what leaders are delivering.
Research: We want fair climate solutions
Americans increasingly recognize climate injustice and want fair solutions that protect communities.
Research: Americans want bold climate leaders
Americans across the political spectrum want leaders to act boldly on climate and are ready to vote on it.
Research: Cross-party support for climate
Research showing broad cross-party support for clean air, safe water, clean energy, and fair climate solutions.
Research: GOP generation gap on climate
See how younger Republicans differ from older generations on climate concern, urgency, and support for action.
Additional Partner Resources
Explore additional nonpartisan tools, trainings, and resources from Election Earth partners to help you and your community participate in the election.
- AME Voter Alert — From the African Methodist Episcopal Church, AME Voter Alert provides voter information and resources to support civic participation, beginning September 25.
- Poll Chaplain and Peacekeeper Training — Faiths United to Save Democracy offers training for volunteers interested in serving as Poll Chaplains and Peacekeepers on Election Day. Next trainings is October 15.
- Civic Health Resources — Physicians for Social Responsibility offers resources connecting civic engagement, public health, and opportunities for health professionals and communities to participate.
- 65th Anniversary Celebration and Post-Election Discussion — Join Physicians for Social Responsibility for a virtual celebration of its 65th anniversary and a post-election discussion.
- Vot-ER Civic Engagement Resources — Vot-ER works with health centers and health professionals across the country to support nonpartisan voter participation and civic engagement.
- Election Risk Heat Map — Voting Rights Lab’s Election Risk Heat Map provides a state-by-state look at election laws, policies, and potential risks affecting voters.
- Science Votes the Future — The American Geophysical Union’s Science Votes the Future initiative offers nonpartisan resources to help scientists and science supporters participate in the democratic process.
- Election Policy Progress Reports — The Institute for Responsive Government provides state-by-state reports tracking election policy progress and opportunities to strengthen election administration.