A new survey by the KONTEXT Institute reveals that nearly three-quarters of voters across political parties prioritize climate protection, yet many parties, particularly the ÖVP and FPÖ, have election manifestos that fall short of these expectations. In Oregon, over 300 illegal immigrants were mistakenly registered to vote due to a DMV error linked to the issuance of driver's licenses to undocumented residents, though only two are reported to have voted. Meanwhile, Pennsylvania is set to receive nearly $400 million in federal funding to support industrial decarbonization and reduce emissions from steel mills, with similar initiatives planned in other states. However, concerns loom over the future of these projects if former President Trump, who has criticized climate initiatives, regains office. Legal experts indicate that while he cannot repeal climate laws outright, his administration could hinder funding and support for these efforts. As the presidential election approaches, the potential impact on climate policies remains a critical issue.