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Vote for the Outdoors

Use AMC's voter education tool to make a plan to vote for people and the outdoors.

Try the Voter Education Tool

Every election is an opportunity to shape the future of the outdoors. From federal races to state and local elections, the people we elect make decisions that affect our climate, public lands, clean water, and access to outdoor spaces. Learn about the candidates on your ballot, explore the issues that matter to you, and make a plan to vote.

Make a Plan to Vote

Elections can feel overwhelming, but getting informed and making a plan doesn’t have to be. AMC's voter education tool helps you:

  1. Check your registration. Not registered? No problem! We'll help you learn where you need to go and what you'll need to get started.
  2. Get informed. Learn about the candidates on your local, state, and federal ballots.
  3. Make your plan. Find out when, where, and how to vote, whether in person or by mail.
  4. Spread the word. Share what you learn with your community and encourage others to get informed, too.
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Put Your Passion for the Outdoors Into Action

As you research the candidates on your ballot, consider their positions and records on issues such as:

  • Climate action: Advancing science-based solutions to address climate change.
  • Land and water protection: Conserving natural landscapes and protecting clean water and air.
  • Funding for the outdoors: Investing in public lands, parks, trails, and programs that help people access and enjoy the outdoors.
  • Access to the outdoors: Expanding opportunities for people to connect with nature by supporting parks, trails, and outdoor spaces that welcome everyone.

Try AMC's Voter Education Tool

Enter your information below to check your registration status, learn about your candidates, and make a plan to vote.

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