The Political Committee contributes to the Sierra Club’s objectives by helping elect politicians who seek to protect our resources and natural heritage. Our work is tightly integrated with both national and local conservation priorities.
The committee meets regularly and encourages volunteer participation, particularly during the busy campaign season, to assist with research, candidate interviews, phone calls, mailings, and canvassing.
If you would like to get involved with our Political Committee please visit our Committees page to submit a response to our volunteering survey.
Miami Group Sierra Club endorsed candidates include the following for Cincinnati Mayor and City Council: Cincinnati Mayor: Aftab Pureval Cincinnati City Council: Greg Landsman Kurt Grossman Mark Jeffreys Reggie Harris Steve Goodin Michelle
The Miami Group Legislative Action Committee (LAC) works to advance Sierra Club’s public policy goals. One method we employ to promote adoption of these goals is direct engagement with elected officials. LAC members
The following candidates have been endorsed for Cincinnati City Council as of September 24. There will be additions to this list that will be posted at a later date. Reggie Harris (Democrat) Kurt
Check out the candidates for Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors here. Two candidates are running, Jane Wittke and Patrick Anthony Guerra. Jane Wittke managed planning projects for water
You are cordially invited to join us, and 20 other partner organizations, for an evening of film and discussion on the world’s plastic crisis: “The Long & Short of the Plastic Problem.” The
Ellis Jacobs, a public interest attorney from Dayton, will present an overview of the redistricting process that Ohio will be using for the first time this year. We will discuss how it will
Plastic shopping bags will be with us a little longer. What can consumers do to eliminate them? On May 12 of this week, Kroger announced that it would delay its plans to eliminate
The water quality in the Ohio River is impaired by nitrogen and phosphorus (N&P) pollution coming from factory farms and sewer plants. Despite years of recognition at Ohio EPA that our rivers are
Miami Group Sierra Club endorsed candidates include the following for Cincinnati Mayor and City Council: Cincinnati Mayor: Aftab Pureval Cincinnati City Council: Greg Landsman Kurt
The Miami Group Legislative Action Committee (LAC) works to advance Sierra Club’s public policy goals. One method we employ to promote adoption of these goals
The following candidates have been endorsed for Cincinnati City Council as of September 24. There will be additions to this list that will be posted
Check out the candidates for Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors here. Two candidates are running, Jane Wittke and Patrick Anthony
You are cordially invited to join us, and 20 other partner organizations, for an evening of film and discussion on the world’s plastic crisis: “The
Ellis Jacobs, a public interest attorney from Dayton, will present an overview of the redistricting process that Ohio will be using for the first time
Plastic shopping bags will be with us a little longer. What can consumers do to eliminate them? On May 12 of this week, Kroger announced
The water quality in the Ohio River is impaired by nitrogen and phosphorus (N&P) pollution coming from factory farms and sewer plants. Despite years of
