Climate Issues & Voting
in the 2022 General Elections
Election Day is Tues 11/8 - Monroe County Voting Info
Local Races:
Village of Fairport
Responses from candidates
Running for Mayor of the Village of Fairport:
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Questions emailed to candidate on 10/6/2022
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Reminded on 10/12
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Replied on 10/19 - Read Julie's responses
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Questions emailed to candidate on 10/6/2022
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Reminded on 10/12
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Replied on 10/19 - Read Bob's responses
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Running for Fairport Village Trustee:
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Questions emailed to candidate on 10/6/2022
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Reminded on 10/12
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Replied on 10/19 - Read Adam's responses
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Questions emailed to candidate on 10/6/2022
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Reminded on 10/12
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Replied on 10/19 - Read Tracy's responses
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Questions emailed to candidate on 10/6/2022
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Reminded on 10/12
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Did not respond
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Questions emailed to candidate on 10/6/2022
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Reminded on 10/12
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Did not respond
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Regional Elections:
US Congress and NY State Legislature
Color Fairport Green also signed on to letters with climate-related questions sent from several 'Color Your Community Green' groups to these candidates:
US Congressional NY-District 25:
Joe Morelle and La'Ron Singletary
NY State Assembly District 135:
Joe Chenelly and Jen Lunsford
NY State Senate District 55:
Samra Brouk and Len Morrell
Responses to these questionnaires were received and published by our friends at Color Penfield Green:
More election info from our friends in Penfield
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They just released a SPECIAL EDITION about:
🌏 How to vote
🌏 Where the candidates stand on climate issues
🌏 Why we should VOTE YES on PROP 1 -
The Environmental Bond Act
(on the back of our ballots)
Climate Change is on the NY Ballot
🌏 Proposition 1: The Environmental Bond Act 🌏
In November 2022, NY State will vote on Prop 1 – Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act of 2022 – a ballot measure that was authorized by the legislature to protect clean drinking water, modernize infrastructure and revitalize the economy, improve public health and safety, and conserve natural resources.
If approved, the bond act authorizes $4.2 billion to address these challenges. Research shows that money spent mitigating emissions and adapting to our climate future now is far less than the cost of inaction.
This is a critical investment in our clean energy future.
👉FLIP the ballot over, and please vote YES on PROP 1!
Learn more at nybondact.edf.org
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