You’ve probably driven on the Loop 202 recently and noticed the highway signs alerting you of another ‘high pollution advisory’ day. If you haven’t seen the air quality alerts, perhaps your sign of climate change in Arizona is reaching you more viscerally through dehydration—or, worse, heat exhaustion—thanks to persistent days of extreme summer temperatures. Regardless of how you’re receiving the signs of climate change, one message is clear: Arizona voters care about the environment and clean energy, and can turn their concerns into action by showing up at the polls this November.