The Sierra Club's Environmental Voter Education (EVEC) Campaign EVEC, or the Environmental Voter Education Campaign, is the Sierra Club's project to hold policy-makers accountable for their environmental positions, to ensure that the public is aware of the candidates' positions as they prepare to vote and that they turn out on Election Day. Our goal is to educate the American public about the importance of environmental issues, the voting records and positions of candidates, and to create demand for environmentally responsible leaders.   There's a lot at stake for our environment in this year's election. But we're making it easy for you to find out which candidate for President, George W. Bush or John Kerry, shares your priorities. Check out their records on air, water, energy and other issues for yourself. (195kb PDF file, 2 pages)   The Sierra Club's 2004 Environmental Voter Education Campaign website is: www.sierraclubvotes.org Up to Top