Climate Voter Hub

From Earth Day to Election Day: Become a #ClimateVoter

Candidates are answering tough questions.
See what yours has to say.

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Take Action Where You Live

If you saw a yard sign and want to look into getting involved locally, visit their website by clicking a logo below.
(Want your own sign or many signs with your org’s logo? Get them here.)

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Be a Climate Voter

From Earth Day to Election Day, we’re mobilizing Michigan’s climate movement to show up, speak out, and make climate a defining issue in every community across the state.

This is your space to find tools, resources, and actions to help you become an informed, engaged Climate Voter and empower others to do the same.

Plant a Climate Voter Sign in your yard!

Organizations can buy Climate Voter signs in bulk with their logo.

Climate Voter Yard Sign. Get a Climate Voter Yard Sign

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Voting is one of the most important ways we can shape our shared future. Make Your Voting Plan

Take Action Beyond the Ballot

Become a poll worker and support fair, accessible elections
Support Election Protection Efforts to ensure every vote counts
Volunteer with a MiCAN member group or campaign you support
Become a MiCAN Member to stay connected and take ongoing action
Volunteer with MiCAN

Your Voice Matters: Talk About Climate

One of the most powerful things you can do as a climate voter is simple: talk about it.

Research shows that most people care about climate change, but we’re not talking about it enough. When we start having conversations with people we trust, we help break that silence and make climate a visible, shared priority.

You don’t need to be an expert. You just need to start.

Talk with friends, family, and neighbors
Lead with curiosity and listen first
Connect climate to everyday issues like cost of living, health, and jobs
Focus on shared values and local impacts

Cartoon of divers underwater holding flags with the caption, We should'vd talked about climate change before we had to use underwater semaphore.

Not sure how to begin?

These resources offer simple, practical tips to help you start meaningful conversations:

Learn how to get started with this guide from Climate Central on starting conversations about climate change
Explore why asking questions is one of the most effective approaches in this piece from Yale Climate Connections.