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Think Green, Vote Blue: Working Together To Elect Environmental Democrats

Floridians are united around environmental issues, and want candidates who will fight against the overdevelopment, environmental destruction, toxic waste, flooding, and more. Our governor and many elected officials have failed on the environment over and over: building a detention center in the Everglades, trying to develop the state parks, failing to address flooding and toxins, allowing energy rates to skyrocket, and stripping local governments of their ability to protect rural and conservation lands. Floridians have taken notice and want change. The time is NOW to elect environmental candidates! In this webinar, filmed on February 1st 2026, you'll hear: -An introduction to the Democratic Environmental Caucus -A welcome and statements from Nikki Fried, Florida Democratic Party Chair, and Michelle Deatrick, Chair of the DNC Environmental and Climate Crisis Council. -The DECF strategy for the 2026 campaign and how we will work together, statewide, to elect strong environmental candidates. -How you can help! Join us to elect environmental Democrats in 2026! ----------------------------------------------- Join the DECF and your county chapter at www.EnvironmentalCaucus.com ----------------------------------------------- There are LOTS of DECF county chapter events happening in February! Check out some of them below: Duval County DECF Chapter: Join Their Next In Person Meeting: Wed, Feb 18, 4:00pm-5:00pm at 3725 N Pearl Street, Jacksonville, Florida Sign up here: https://www.mobilize.us/decf/event/89... Leon County DECF Chapter: Join Their Next In Person Meeting: February 3rd at 7pm at 200 W Park Ave Tallahassee, FL 32301 Come for the 6:30p mingle and potluck if you can! Bring anything to share, appreciated never required. Meeting begins at 7p, hosted By Leon Dem Environmental Caucus with guest co-host Progressive Victory/FSU Students Chapter. Thanks Progressive Victory! • You'll hear about a recent victory in Leon County Commission. This positive vote outcome helped protect forest, reflected people over private profit, and secured more equitable use of public tax dollars. David will also give an overview of County Commission: how it works and how it interacts with City of Tallahassee. Lake County DECF Chapter: Join Their Next Virtual Meeting: Mon, Feb 23, 7:00pm–9:00pm Sign up here https://www.mobilize.us/lakecountydec... St. John County DECF Chapter: Join Their Next In-Person Or Virtual Meeting: Thursday, February 5th,6:30pm at the St. Johns Dems office, 71 S. Dixie Highway, St. Augustine. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the information from the February 1st Webinar, and discuss events we can have to help elect environmental Democrats in local, statewide and national elections,as well as suggestions for other events and activities in 2026. If you cannot view the Feb. 1st Webinar, you can still attend the Feb. 5th Chapter meeting and share your views. We are fortunate to have as a guest Matt Brown, who is serving his third term as a Commissioner on the Port, Waterway and Beach District, and is currently a candidate for the City of St. Augustine Commission. Matt will share his experiences as a candidate, and we will ask him how we can help him in his campaign for a seat on the City Commission. You can also join this meeting virtually with this zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83899704718... Brevard County DECF Chapter: Join Their Next In-Person Meeting: Brevard Dems Headquarters at 2955 Pineda Plaza Way, Melbourne, FL 32940 This event is the kickoff meeting to start a chapter of the Florida Democratic Environmental Caucus in Brevard County. The purpose of the event is to elect leadership, adopt bylaws, agree to goals and objectives and establish a meeting rhythm. All Democrats are welcome, however, you must be a member of the state environmental caucus in order to vote. Become a member of your local chapter to learn about more events in your area! www.EnvironmentalCaucus.com