Tired of weather
disasters?
VOTE CLIMATE!
We can do something right now to make things better!
In every race in every election, we can vote to elect leaders who will fight for a strong US climate policy that will stop the harm.
In the U.S. we are enduring more frequent and more intense weather disasters caused by global warming. Yet our country has no climate policy.
We don’t want more hurricanes. More tornadoes. More floods. More droughts. More wildfires. More rising oceans.
We do want leaders who will face what’s happening and act to remedy it, by pushing for a climate policy strong enough to reduce the risk of more of these disasters.
Let’s vote those leaders into office!
Welcome to 2028 Is Too Late
With the midterms rapidly approaching, 2028 Is Too Late is focused on motivating voters to elect leaders who will address the climate emergency and on urging our leaders to fight for a strong national climate policy.
To focus our efforts, we’ve developed three new stickers to reach voters and a postcard to motivate elected officials. We hope you will find them useful in your own efforts to inspire people to take action to address the climate emergency.
New Vote Climate stickers to spark conversations with voters
So many people don’t understand that climate change is real and that global warming is the cause of the weather disasters we are experiencing.
Our new stickers make the connection between weather disasters and the solution. If we want to avoid more and worse disasters, we need to vote for leaders who will work to reverse global warming in order to stop the harm. In short we need, to Vote Climate.
Climate policy postcard to motivate elected officials
Few elected officials and candidates are addressing climate change in their platforms and campaigns. The U.S. no longer has a climate policy. It’s time to urge our elected officials to develop and propose climate policies that will resonate with voters. Without pressure from us and our friends, there won’t be any climate action taken before 2028 — too late!
To aid this effort, we’ve created a Where’s Your Climate Policy? postcard for you to give to your members of Congress to motivate them to fight for a strong climate policy. The postcard lets them know that we want leaders who will do this— and that’s who we’ll be voting for from now on.
Building alliances and fighting for immigrant justice
Our Building Alliances section is focused on aligning ourselves with groups fighting for the rights of immigrants. To support your work in this area, we have created four stickers and an information card on immigrant justice and how it is inextricably linked to climate justice.
We also offer these resources in Spanish:
Our free VOTE CLIMATE stickers (originally developed for the 2024 presidential campaign) are also available for use in your local climate organizing efforts.
Thank you for helping us spread the word about the resources available here.
If you’d like to help make it possible for us to continue to offer stickers and other resources at no charge to individuals and groups that want to raise awareness about these crucial issues —
we welcome your donation.
About Us
Our Mission
So much of what we cherish about our world, our country, and all people is under attack.
We are joining together to grow a strong, united movement based in human caring for one another and the future of all life on earth.
We choose to do that by focusing on the climate emergency, immigration justice, and preserving democracy.
Starting from One Good Idea …
A group of friends founded 2028 is Too Late after spending the past 14 years organizing together and with climate organizations across the country to end the climate emergency. In the spring of 2024 we decided that the most important work we could do in the months leading up to Nov. 5 was to make sure we elected climate champions, especially in the White House.
We lost that fight, but the current climate disasters continue to dramatically highlight the need for action today. Many gains we made will be reversed, but we will build and strengthen our movements and continue to fight for a livable climate.
This is about the world we’re living in, the world we are leaving for young people, and our responsibility to put our love for them into action. Join us.
