New York League of Conservation Voters

#ElectionDay is TODAY! Are you voting for candidates who will fight for us and for our environment? Before you head to your polling place today, we urge you to read our informative Voter Guide: https://lnkd.in/esX_GJA5

Today is #ElectionDay in New York. It’s time to vote for fresher air and cleaner water. For better parks and open spaces. For more jobs. Our vote is our power. Today, let’s vote for a cleaner, brighter future! Find important election information at www.nyLCVef.org/vote

#ElectionDay is tomorrow, and our partners at the Alliance for Clean Energy New York have published an excellent podcast episode on how to educate yourself before stepping into the voting booth—especially on climate issues. Definitely worth a listen!

Don't miss this great op-ed in New York Daily News by NYLCV President Julie Tighe and Rebuild by Design Managing Director Amy Chester. In order to cut our emissions and invest in a transit system resilient enough to withstand severe storms, we need #CongestionPricing now!

Tomorrow is the last day to vote early in New York! This is likely to be one of the most important elections of our lives, and we have the chance to elect candidates that will defend our environment. See all of our endorsed candidates here: nylcv.org/endorsements

New York—there's only a few days left to #VoteEarly in the 2024 election! Early voting runs through Sunday, Nov. 3. It'll help you skip the long lines on Election Day while still ensuring your voice is heard! Check out our voting resources for more info: nylcvef.org/vote/elections

New Yorkers are voting early for dozens of key state legislative races this year. Are you wondering which candidates on the ballot will be environmental champions in Albany? Check out our list of endorsed candidates running for NYS Assembly & Senate seats! nylcv.org/endorsements

Early voting has started in NY. The most important thing we can do as individuals to fight climate change is to vote. #OurVoteisOurPower

Over the weekend I had an amazing opportunity with my internship at the New York League of Conservation Voters to follow Courtney Frances Fallon around Upstate New York projecting Pro-Voting messages. These projections, created by artists, Packard Jennings and Jessica Tulley, evoked the iconic imagery of the 1960 civil rights movement to urge people to exercise their right to vote. I am honored to have been a part of this "Project Your Vote" project paired with the NYLCV and I can not wait for more opportunities to come!

Early voting has started in New York! Before casting your ballot, make sure you're supporting candidates who will fight to advance and defend pro-environment legislation in Congress. Check out our list of endorsed candidates running for federal office!