Big California legislative update, friend:

Last Friday was the deadline for bills to pass out of their house of origin, and nearly every single one of EnviroVoters’ priority bills advanced!

That means we are one step closer to holding corporate polluters accountable, protecting our democratic process, and so much more.

In addition to the THOUSANDS of calls, emails, and tweets members like you sent to legislators, our ace legislative team in Sacramento has been meeting legislators all year long, from bill authors to potential swing votes. In fact, we met with DOZENS of offices of target legislators just last week to get our bills over the finish line!

This summer, bills passed out of the Senate will be heard in Assembly committees and vice versa, leading into the final floor vote deadline in September. That means we’ve got a whole new set of legislators who need to hear from us about voting for climate legislation.

With corporate polluters trying to stop us at every turn, we truly can’t get our legislative agenda passed without you, friend. Can you make a donation today to support our advocacy efforts that have proven to be effective?

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My team here in Sacramento combed through over 2,600 bills introduced in the Legislature this year to produce a list of EnviroVoters’ 28 top priority bills. Here are a few of the transformational bills that are advancing:

SB 253, our sponsored bill to hold corporate polluters accountable and promote climate corporate leadership, improved on its Senate vote total from last year.

AB 421, which will reform California’s broken referendum process, passed the Assembly with 75% of the vote!

AB 631, the Community Safety and Protection Act, earned the support of some of the moderate members of the Assembly.

Passing all of the bills on our list is ambitious, but there’s nothing we love more at EnviroVoters than a challenge. Besides, we can’t afford to kick crucial climate policy down the road. The time to act is NOW.

As the fourth largest economy in the world, California has an outsized responsibility to create a roadmap for climate action. What we do will impact not only Californians but all Americans for generations to come.

Friend, it’s not easy trying to take on some of the most powerful players on a global scale as a small nonprofit. We rely on the generosity of our members to allow us to continue to GET STUFF DONE.

By pitching in even just five bucks, you’ll be making an investment in our work to champion bold environmental changes and help us resist Big Oil’s influence in Sacramento — which has global ramifications.

Thank you for your steadfast support. Now, let’s finish the job!

Melissa Romero
Senior Legislative Manager
California Environmental Voters
(formerly CLCV)






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California Environmental Voters (EnviroVoters), formerly California League of Conservation Voters, exists to build the political power to solve the climate crisis, advance justice, and create a roadmap for global action. To protect our air, land, water, and future, we organize voters, elect and train candidates, and hold lawmakers accountable for bold policy change. Our vision is to solve the climate crisis, build resilient, connected, healthy communities, and create a democracy and economy that is just and sustainable for all.

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