Vote for Change During Earth Hour 2009 by Shutting Off Lights

Earth Hour 2009 is being called the first global election where every human's vote counts. Across the globe, on Saturday, March 28, 2009, the polls are open between 8:30-9:30 p.m., all people are already registered and no special ballots or political parties are needed. To vote, people simply have to turn out their lights for one hour.



Unlike any election in history, it's not about where a person is from, what political affiliation or stance on Earth. In fact, the event is billed as VOTE EARTH, a global call to action for every individual, business and community to take control of the future of the planet. Nearly 100 countries have pledged participation according to project sponsors WWF.



This year, all are encouraged to particpate virtually by submitting photos and videos when the time is right. Additionally, Earth Hour images can be downloaded and shared from our flickr photostream, including Shepard Fairey Vote Earth artwork. And, add your voice on Twitter.

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