Why Vote for Climate?

Your family matters. You want clean air and clean water. Affordable energy bills. Vibrant parks and stable neighborhoods. A future your kids can thrive in.

You are not alone. According to ecoAmerica’s research, nearly 3 in 4 Americans are concerned about climate change, but many people do not realize how many others share that concern. That gap between what people feel and what they believe others feel is one of the biggest barriers to climate action.

Most Americans want the same things: clean energy that saves money, communities prepared for extreme weather, healthy places to live, and nature that thrives. You are part of the vast majority that knows what matters. Your vote is one way that majority makes itself heard.

Climate Is on the Ballot, Even When It’s Not Named

Many of the decisions that most shape our climate future do not appear on the ballot under the word climate. They show up as choices about clean energy, transportation, housing, disaster preparedness, land use, water systems, public health, and infrastructure.

Your Vote Actually Works

Elections decide whether leaders invest in clean energy that saves you money and creates good jobs, whether communities are prepared for extreme weather, whether your kids breathe clean air, whether forests and waterways thrive. These solutions already exist and save families money and lives.

Everyone Deserves a Say

Everyone should be able to vote safely and easily. When voting is hard, the people who suffer most are families already struggling with pollution, flooding, and heat. Your vote helps ensure your community’s needs are heard and your community’s nature is protected.