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John,
It’s no secret that these next few years are a crucial window for climate
action.
To get the climate action that will match the severity of the crisis we're
in, we need big changes. All of us must speak out to get there — and
voting is one of the easiest, and most impactful things we can do!
That’s why if you're a U.S. voter who cares about our government taking
action to avoid the worst of the climate crisis, it’s important that you
vote in the upcoming midterm elections on November 8. There’s a lot at
stake this election — climate action, voting rights, reproductive freedom,
and more.
The election is only 15 days away. In order to make sure you’re ready to
vote, we’re asking you to take a few minutes to complete the steps below:
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2. If you’re not registered, register to vote [ [link removed] ]here.
3. Make a plan to vote on or before Election Day, November 8!
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John, two-thirds
of Americans want climate action and believe the government isn’t doing
enough to reduce the effects of the climate crisis.^1
In order to get the government to act, we need to keep voting for the
candidates and policies that will protect our climate from corporate
interests and greed. That’s why it’s so crucial that we do our part and
turn out to vote this November 8. [ [link removed] ]Check your registration and make a
plan to vote today!
Thank you for doing your part.
Team 350
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