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Climate on Your Ballot

Find out who is on your ballot and ask them to share their stance on environmental and climate issues.

You will also see upcoming projects that may be built in your community, policies that currently impact those choices, and where data centers are. This year, environmental and climate issues are more important than ever as communities feel the impact of those decisions. With more frequent climate disasters and energy use at an all-time high, this dashboard is designed as a tool to hold candidates accountable for the decisions they make on environmental and climate justice and will be updated as more candidates share their stance.

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We use your address once to find your districts, then keep your districts, county and state on this device. We do not keep your address. Where your address goes

Across the country

Data centers

1,727
tracked
1,041
proposed, approved or being built

Candidates

17
states with races
14+14 this week
states with responses so far

Tracked data center17 states with 2026 races on the survey

Data centers: FracTracker Alliance

Climate issues are on your ballot

One page for your address, with the same layout for every voter and every candidate.

  1. Your racesEvery race on your ballot, with its district drawn on the map. Candidates are listed alphabetically.
  2. What candidates are sayingTheir answers to the NAACP’s climate and environmental questions, published exactly as submitted. Ask your lawmaker to share their stance on decisions about the environment.
  3. The data centers near youProposed, approved, operating and cancelled sites, and how many people live within 1, 2 and 5 miles of them.
See it for your addressYour races, your candidates, the data centers near you.For more information on how to vote visit naacp.org/vote (opens in a new tab).

51 of 3,524 candidates have answered so far+51 this week

Ask your candidates to share their stance on climate issues

Help us keep elected officials accountable.

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Where the answers come from

  • The same questions for everyoneThe NAACP sent every candidate on these ballots the same 15 climate questions, whatever office they are running for.
  • Published as submittedAnswers appear exactly as candidates wrote them, within 24 hours of submitting. Candidates who have not answered are listed too.
  • NonpartisanThis is voter education by the NAACP and Young, Gifted & Green. Nothing here endorses a candidate or party.
Find your ballotEnter where you are registered to vote.For more information on how to vote visit naacp.org/vote (opens in a new tab).