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2018 Environmental Justice Voter Guide

Our people power is rising to hold corporate polluters accountable.

As the climate crisis deepens and existing environmental health and justice issues persist, people of color have emerged as strong supporters of aggressive environmental and climate change policies. This election year, communities of color living on the frontlines of pollution, overburdened by economic inequality and health disparities, have the power to elect progressive leaders who will courageously defend communities from corporate polluters and pass bold and visionary policies.

What are the environmental justice priorities on the ballot this June? Check out our sister organization CEJA Action’s 2018 Environmental Justice Voter Guide for CEJA’s positions on key propositions!

Heading into November, CEJA Action is building the power of frontline communities to elect leaders who will take the bold action on climate change that our communities need and to enact critical propositions on housing, water, and transportation issues that we know are worsening with climate change.

Download CEJA Action’s Environmental Justice Voter Guide on statewide propositions today in EnglishSpanish, or Vietnamese and share with your friends and family! 

California must continue to be a bright spot against corporate-led attacks to our resources, and the xenophobic, climate-denying tone that has captured much of national politics. This year, there are a number of ballot measures of critical importance to environmental justice communities.

Communities of color and working families will play a key role in shaping the outcomes of the elections in our state and are a powerful force for equitable environmental policies and a more participatory, inclusive democracy.  With your support, we can make environmental justice a centerpiece of the 2018 elections. Thank you for amplifying our 2018 Environmental Justice Voter Guide to your family, friends, and neighbors!