John — while the national conversation is focused on the presidential race, there are CRITICAL state legislature races happening under our noses that are underfunded and overlooked. We have a major opportunity to flip key seats in Pennsylvania's state legislature and drive meaningful climate action for the country.

Pennsylvania is a HUGE state for fossil fuels and “natural” gas production — ranking third nationally in producing energy from fossil fuels — but the state lags behind in renewable energy production from sources like solar and wind. If we can elect a pro-climate majority that’s committed to a just clean energy transition in Pennsylvania, we can take this fight anywhere.

We're pumped to announce our endorsement of five climate champions who are ready to turn the tide. Can we count on you to split a $12 donation — $2 for each of their campaigns and our team — to keep the momentum going? [[link removed]]

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The impact of policies set in state legislatures aren’t limited to just one state — they create ripple effects across the entire country.

The Keystone State has the potential to lead the way on clean energy and environmental justice, but a gridlocked legislature poses a major threat to climate progress. Right now, Democrats have just a one-seat advantage in Pennsylvania's House of Representatives, and Republicans have a 6-seat advantage in the Senate.

Electing our slate of climate champions will supercharge our climate fight in Pennsylvania and send a powerful message nationwide.

Meet the fearless candidates ready to lead the charge:

1. Hadley Haas, HD-44: Hadley understands the threat the climate crisis poses to her home district and the planet. As a fierce protector of clean air and clean water, she will fight for healthy, resilient communities in the State House.

2. Danielle Friel Otten, HD-155: Danielle knows what it takes to lead in a community directly impacted by the fossil fuel industry. As an organizer, she opposed the Mariner East Pipeline, a fracked gas project running through her neighborhood. And as an elected official, she has championed legislation on pipeline safety, renewable energy, and accountability for Big Oil.

3. Megan Kocher, HD-119: Megan understands the urgency of the climate crisis, not only for our planet, but for the health and well-being of communities across the state. She is committed to decreasing Pennsylvania’s dependence on fossil fuels and investing in new high-paying jobs needed to support the transition to a clean energy future.

4. Nikil Saval, SD-1: Nikil has a proven record of fighting for our planet and for the people of Pennsylvania. In his time in office, Nikil has sponsored and passed legislation to encourage energy efficiency in the housing sector and minimize fossil fuel reliance — especially in Pennsylvania’s schools.

5. Andre Carroll, HD-201: Andre is deeply committed to ensuring that Pennsylvanians’ rights to clean air and water are respected and protected. If elected, Andre will represent the Germantown section of Philadelphia and is aware of Big Oil’s role in harming working people. Andre is fighting for a clean, green future and stands against the extractive fossil fuel industry.

These candidates represent the best of what Pennsylvania has to offer, and they need your support to win. By contributing $12 today — $2 for each candidate and our team — you're powering our movement to elect climate champions across the country. Are you with us? [[link removed]]

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Let's seize this moment to create a green future!

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