A member of the Navajo Nation, Pratte has served under three U.S. Presidents and four Navajo Nation Presidents and co-founded Navajo Power, a clean-energy company that develops solar projects withIndigenous communities. If elected, she’ll champion restoring the clean energy policy that the current Commission scrapped and will use her platform to increase scrutiny on projects that could harm Arizona’s long-term climate plans.

Jeremy Matlow is running for Mayor to bring progressive leadership to Tallahassee. As a city commissioner, Matlow has led the city and its public utility to create a renewable energy standard, and as mayor he will continue to advocate to keep energy rates low by bringing on more solar, rather than expensive natural gas. As Florida’s statewide officials continue to support a Trump agenda, it’s critical we elect progressive climate leaders like Matlow who can move the state’s capitol forward.

Morales is a state representative and proven champion for working families with a real plan to make Providence a climate leader. As mayor, he’ll launch a major green-infrastructure bond to modernize aging stormwater and sewer systems, electrify Providence Housing Authority buildings, expand home energy efficiency programs, and invest in reliable buses, protected bike infrastructure, and a free neighborhood circulator pilot. David will also hold Port-area polluters accountable in order to move the waterfront toward offshore wind, solar, and low-emission development instead of fossil fuels and energy-intensive data centers.