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USW Applauds PLRB Decision on Pitt Staff, Calls on Administration to Finally Bargain in Earnest
PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania, Nov. 2 [Category: Union] -- The United Steelworkers posted the following news release:
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USW Applauds PLRB Decision on Pitt Staff, Calls on Administration to Finally Bargain in Earnest
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(Pittsburgh) - United Steelworkers (USW) District 10 Director Bernie Hall issued the following statement in response to the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board's (PLRB) Oct. 20 decision affirming that the Pitt administration broke the law in 2025 by attempting to circumvent the union and gain an unfair advantage during contract negotiations:
"Our union welcomes the PLRB's decision
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PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania, Nov. 2 [Category: Union] -- The United Steelworkers posted the following news release:
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USW Applauds PLRB Decision on Pitt Staff, Calls on Administration to Finally Bargain in Earnest
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(Pittsburgh) - United Steelworkers (USW) District 10 Director Bernie Hall issued the following statement in response to the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board's (PLRB) Oct. 20 decision affirming that the Pitt administration broke the law in 2025 by attempting to circumvent the union and gain an unfair advantage during contract negotiations:
"Our union welcomes the PLRB's decisionand its finding that the administration's behavior, unlawfully interrogating Pitt staff and directly dealing with workers last year, was 'a failure to bargain in good faith.'
"Pitt staff work hard and deserve a contract that reflects their contributions to the campus community.
"But it's been clear for some time that, in addition to breaking the law, the administration is simply not treating this process with the proper commitment or urgency.
"Agreeing to talks at most every two to three weeks is not enough, especially if the administration's bargaining team can't or won't respond to the union's proposals on vital issues like job security.
"Its continued reliance on high-priced lawyers specializing in union avoidance further demonstrates the administration's misplaced priorities.
"It's long past time for the administration to come to the table ready to work collaboratively with its dedicated staff to bargain a new contract that is fair to both sides."
The USW represents 850,000 workers employed in metals, mining, pulp and paper, rubber, chemicals, glass, auto supply and the energy-producing industries, along with a growing number of workers in health care, public sector, higher education, tech and service occupations.
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Original text here: https://usw.org/press-release/usw-applauds-plrb-decision-on-pitt-staff-calls-on-administration-to-finally-bargain-in-earnest/
Election Day Message from President Erwin
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 [Category: Union] -- The National Federation of Federal Employees issued the following news release:
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Election Day Message from President Erwin
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Election Day is tomorrow! We need a Congress that will defend federal employees and not allow further damage to government services. Get involved and make a plan to vote if you have not done so already.
Here are ways you can get involved:
* Make calls from home through Election Day(opens in new tab). We're holding national phone banks to reach voters in battleground states. No experience is needed--we'll train you before
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 [Category: Union] -- The National Federation of Federal Employees issued the following news release:
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Election Day Message from President Erwin
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Election Day is tomorrow! We need a Congress that will defend federal employees and not allow further damage to government services. Get involved and make a plan to vote if you have not done so already.
Here are ways you can get involved:
* Make calls from home through Election Day(opens in new tab). We're holding national phone banks to reach voters in battleground states. No experience is needed--we'll train you beforeyou pick up the phone. Learn more and sign up(opens in new tab).
* Attend an in-person volunteer event(opens in new tab). NFFE-IAM members and union allies are knocking on doors, volunteering at community events and serving as election protectors. Join trusted community members in talking with their neighbors about the importance of voting. Find an event at go.aflcio.org/events(opens in new tab).
* Know your voting rights(opens in new tab). Do you, your friends or co-workers have questions about voting rights, registering or casting a ballot? There's a lot of misinformation online. Bookmark these trusted resources and share them with your network.
It's up to us to turn out the vote, protect our democracy, and make sure the will of the people wins. Let's drive turnout for pro-worker candidates and make this election too big to rig.
It's all hands on deck. Thank you for standing with NFFE-IAM members and working people.
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Original text here: https://www.nffe.org/nffe_news/election-day-message-from-president-erwin/
UAW Local 405 Members Will Walk Out on Strike After Company Fails to Propose Fair Deal
DETROIT, Michigan, Nov. 1 [Category: Union] -- The United Automobile Workers posted the following news:
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UAW Local 405 Members Will Walk Out on Strike After Company Fails to Propose Fair Deal
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UAW Local 405 members are set to launch an unfair labor practice strike at Triumph Engine Control Systems beginning at 5:00 a.m. Monday, November 2, after the company committed multiple unfair labor practices and refused to present a fair economic proposal that meets the membership's needs.
The 175 members of Local 405 build and overhaul fuel systems for U.S. military aircraft, including the Chinook,
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DETROIT, Michigan, Nov. 1 [Category: Union] -- The United Automobile Workers posted the following news:
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UAW Local 405 Members Will Walk Out on Strike After Company Fails to Propose Fair Deal
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UAW Local 405 members are set to launch an unfair labor practice strike at Triumph Engine Control Systems beginning at 5:00 a.m. Monday, November 2, after the company committed multiple unfair labor practices and refused to present a fair economic proposal that meets the membership's needs.
The 175 members of Local 405 build and overhaul fuel systems for U.S. military aircraft, including the Chinook,Apache and Black Hawk. Their contract expired at midnight on October 31.
Negotiations opened September 22. The union presented its economic proposals on October 15. The company did not respond with any economic proposal until October 23, eight days before expiration. Talks broke down Thursday when the company acknowledged major movement by the union, then immediately presented a last, best and final offer and refused further discussion of the union's core issues: job security, successorship, cost-of-living protection, aerospace sector standard wages, and healthcare costs.
"A deal means two sides coming to an agreement, not the company dictating conditions to make lives harder for our membership and our families. We were always ready to negotiate but they gave us nothing, and handed us a take-it-or-leave-it offer instead with none of our priorities even acknowledged" said UAW Local 405 President Ben Wilcox.
The highly profitable Triumph was purchased by private equity firms Warburg Pincus and Berkshire Partners last year for approximately $3 billion. The company has told the union it intends to sell the business again and has refused to agree to standard successorship language requiring a future buyer to recognize the union and the contract, an existential threat to the local.
"Wall Street didn't build this plant, and they won't be here to run it in five years. Our members will," said UAW Region 9A Director Brandon Mancilla.
During the 2021-2026 agreement, the company overhauled the health plan and shifted tens of thousands of dollars in deductibles and out-of-pocket costs onto members. Workers with chronic conditions such as MS, those facing catastrophic events including car accidents and cancer, and families with children who have genetic disorders have been hit hardest.
Members voted 148 to 1 to authorize a strike, with 86 percent participation.
The union says it remains willing to meet at any time and has room to move toward an agreement on job security, healthcare and wages.
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Original text here: https://uaw.org/uaw-local-405-members-will-walk-out-on-strike-after-company-fails-to-propose-fair-deal/
UAW Members' Demands Will Shape Next Congress as Union Runs its Most Ambitious Electoral Program in Decades
DETROIT, Michigan, Oct. 31 [Category: Union] -- The United Automobile Workers posted the following news:
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UAW Members' Demands Will Shape Next Congress as Union Runs its Most Ambitious Electoral Program in Decades
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After months of organizing that began early in the summer, the UAW is on track to knock more than 300,000 doors with UAW members and union households as part of its biggest electoral program in decades.
The UAW is using its membership-focused political program, modeled on the success of the 2023 Stand Up Strike, to reach working-class voters from UAW households in key Senate
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DETROIT, Michigan, Oct. 31 [Category: Union] -- The United Automobile Workers posted the following news:
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UAW Members' Demands Will Shape Next Congress as Union Runs its Most Ambitious Electoral Program in Decades
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After months of organizing that began early in the summer, the UAW is on track to knock more than 300,000 doors with UAW members and union households as part of its biggest electoral program in decades.
The UAW is using its membership-focused political program, modeled on the success of the 2023 Stand Up Strike, to reach working-class voters from UAW households in key Senateand House races nationwide. In several key districts where UAW membership exceeds the previous election's margin of victory, the UAW has more than 130 full-time political organizers in the field and has mobilized thousands of volunteers.
The focus of the program has been empowering members to have honest conversations with UAW families about UAW's core four issues: wages, healthcare, retirement, and time off. Since launching in July, the member-led program has reached hundreds of thousands of working-class voters across Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, California, Nevada, Alaska, Arizona, Washington, North Carolina, Kansas, Texas, Pennsylvania, New York and Maine. The groundwork has been substantial.
By election day, the union projects it will have completed:
* More than 300,000 doors knocked
* 750,000 calls made
* More than 4,000 volunteers recruited
"Our political program is like everything else about the UAW: it's member-driven," said UAW President Shawn Fain. "We've been flexing our muscle at the bargaining table for the last few years. Now we're building that same muscle in our politics. This year, our members are leading a bold political program, shaking up the political status quo. We'll start by electing UAW champions to office - but our members will lead the work that comes after election day to win a working-class agenda in the halls of power."
Organizing Where Members Can Make the Difference
Michigan and Ohio are central to the effort, reflecting the importance of industrial jobs, economic security, and workers' rights in the region's political landscape.
"I have been knocking doors in elections for 25 years, and this one has had more energy than I've felt in a long time talking to UAW voters and their families," said Tielece Perry, UAW Local 7 member from Belleville, MI. "Talking about being able to make ends meet is what we do with our coworkers every time we are bargaining a new union contract, and affordability is by far the number one issue voters care about right now. The UAW has the organizational structure, the relationships across Michigan, and the vision to turn those concerns into collective action -- and real votes for our endorsed slate."
In Ohio, the UAW has committed significant resources to bring Sherrod Brown, a longtime ally of working-class people, back to the Senate. The Union is also working to protect Marcy Kaptur's seat in District 09, one of the country's densest UAW districts, where members make up 10% of all voters. Members are also working to flip District 07 for fellow union member Brian Poindexter.
In Lorain County--the only Ohio county to vote for both Sherrod Brown and Donald Trump in 2024--the UAW has added a contentious County Commission race to its campaign. UAW-represented county workers have been on strike since February 18, underscoring the connection between political decisions and workers' ability to secure fair treatment on the job.
"I've been active in CAP for a long time now and this year is different from previous years," said Kim Daniels, a UAW Local 12 member in Toledo, OH. "For months, our boots have been on the ground throughout the state of Ohio. With our unity and power, Ohio will become the number one state for working-class people. This program will be the driving force for Ohio."
"I'm really proud to be involved with the UAW's political program this election cycle," said Shawn Smith, a UAW Local 677 member in Allentown, PA. "I've noticed there's less negativity towards us at doors, no matter which side someone is on. We all realize we are going in the wrong direction where nothing is affordable anymore. Our UAW program isn't just about UAW members - it's about fighting to lift up the entire working-class with candidates like our union brother Bob Brooks in PA-07."
"Serving on UAW's release staff this fall has changed my life. For the first time, I know that working people like me and my fellow UAW members can change the course of politics when we organize," said Sarah Van Dijk, UAW Local 4811 member in San Diego, CA. "We've built a GOTV program unlike anything we've done before."
Election Day Is Tuesday. Building Power Doesn't Stop There.
Conversations at the doors are also helping shape the UAW's working-class agenda for the new Congress in 2027. The concerns and priorities workers share at the doors are informing the union's broader political work, strengthening the connection between what working people experience on the job and the decisions made by elected officials.
Following Election Day, the UAW will take the fight for higher wages, affordable healthcare, a secure retirement and more time off directly to Congress and state legislatures. With the power of its members behind it, the union will hold lawmakers accountable and fight for an economy that puts working people first.
Looking ahead to 2028, the UAW is working to build worker power from the shop floor up and fighting to restore the American Dream by ensuring every worker can earn a good living, retire with dignity and have time for family and life outside the job.
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Original text here: https://uaw.org/uaw-members-demands-will-shape-next-congress-as-union-runs-its-most-ambitious-electoral-program-in-decades/
Flight Attendants Cheer Call for Historic Vote for Union Pacific Train Dispatchers to Join ATDA
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31 -- The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA issued the following news release:
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Flight Attendants Cheer Call for Historic Vote for Union Pacific Train Dispatchers to Join ATDA
Washington, D.C. (October 29, 2026) -- Following the determination by the National Media Board (NMB) that Train Dispatchers at Union Pacific Railroad collected enough cards to trigger an election for union representation under the Railway Labor Act, Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA) International President Sara Nelson released the following statement:
"Flight Attendants stand shoulder-to-shoulder
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 31 -- The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA issued the following news release:
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Flight Attendants Cheer Call for Historic Vote for Union Pacific Train Dispatchers to Join ATDA
Washington, D.C. (October 29, 2026) -- Following the determination by the National Media Board (NMB) that Train Dispatchers at Union Pacific Railroad collected enough cards to trigger an election for union representation under the Railway Labor Act, Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA) International President Sara Nelson released the following statement:
"Flight Attendants stand shoulder-to-shoulderwith the Train Dispatchers at Union Pacific, and we can't wait to officially welcome them as Union members with the American Train Dispatchers Association (ATDA).
"Train Dispatchers have done the hard work to build solidarity in the face of corporate opposition, and Flight Attendants stand with them as they move to a vote to secure what every worker deserves: democracy in the workplace and the right to negotiate over pay, job security, due process, working conditions, and benefits, along with a legal voice at work for their future at Union Pacific. Our union stands shoulder to shoulder with Train Dispatchers every step of the way as they secure their union and negotiate their contract.
"As Flight Attendants at Delta Air Lines move ever closer to filing for their union election, we are inspired to see other workers doing the same. The working class needs unions to tackle the massive inequality that's choking our economy and democracy. And we're going to get them and build the power we need to take back our money, our time, and our fair share of the profits we create."
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The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA is the Flight Attendant union. AFA has been the leader in advancing the Flight Attendant profession for over 80 years. Serving as the voice for Flight Attendants in the workplace, in the aviation industry, in the media and on Capitol Hill, AFA has transformed the Flight Attendant profession by raising wages, benefits, working conditions, and public awareness about the role of aviation's first responders. Over 55,000 Flight Attendants come together to form AFA, part of the 500,000-member strong Communications Workers of America (CWA), AFL-CIO. Visit us at www.afacwa.org.
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Original text here: https://afacwa.org/flight-attendants-cheer-call-for-historic-vote-for-union-pacific-train-dispatchers-to-join-atda/
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AFSCME: DOJ and DHS Sued Over Baseless Threats to Prosecute Election Workers
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31 -- The AFL-CIO AFSCME (American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees) issued the following news release:
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DOJ and DHS Sued over Baseless Threats to Prosecute Election Workers
Unions representing election workers, nonprofit voter organizations challenge DOJ's attempt to intimidate and coerce election workers into disenfranchising eligible voters.
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Washington, D.C. (October 30, 2026)--A coalition of unions, voting, civil rights, and immigrants rights groups sued the U.S. Departments of Justice (DOJ) and Homeland Security (DHS) to stop the administration's
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 31 -- The AFL-CIO AFSCME (American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees) issued the following news release:
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DOJ and DHS Sued over Baseless Threats to Prosecute Election Workers
Unions representing election workers, nonprofit voter organizations challenge DOJ's attempt to intimidate and coerce election workers into disenfranchising eligible voters.
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Washington, D.C. (October 30, 2026)--A coalition of unions, voting, civil rights, and immigrants rights groups sued the U.S. Departments of Justice (DOJ) and Homeland Security (DHS) to stop the administration'sescalating efforts to intimidate election workers and interfere with state administration of the upcoming midterm elections. The groups also asked the court to issue a temporary restraining order blocking the DOJ from further actions until the suit is resolved. The lawsuit alleges that the administration's threats violate a slew of federal laws, including prohibitions against efforts to "intimidate, coerce, or threaten" election workers.
In a letter on Oct. 13, Acting Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter demanded that the California Secretary of State and Los Angeles County Registrar of Voters sequester the ballots of approximately 20,000 registered voters. DOJ then followed that demand with similar letters to county officials across the state threatening the criminal prosecution of any election worker who participated in processing a ballot cast by people on DOJ's list of suspected ineligible voters.
On Oct. 28, a federal judge roundly rejected the administration's threats to election workers and effort to invalidate ballots from voters on its list, writing that it "would wreak havoc and disrupt the election that is already underway, create a chilling effect on election workers and voters alike, and discount the votes of United States citizens." In that same ruling, the judge advised DOJ that "these threats must stop."
Despite that warning, DOJ intensified its intimidation campaign by reportedly opening a criminal investigation, "issuing grand jury subpoenas to local election officials," and sending letters to all 50 states warning them that they could be criminally prosecuted for violating federal election laws.
The plaintiffs in the newly filed litigation are American Federation Of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), Service Employees International Union (SEIU), the League Of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). They are represented by Altshuler Berzon LLP, Democracy Defenders Fund, Protect Democracy, and the Legal Defense Fund.
"AFSCME members in California and many other states are proud to serve their communities as election workers, carrying out their nonpartisan civil service faithfully to help ensure free and fair elections for our democracy. They deserve better than threats of criminal prosecution from this administration simply for following the law. It's essential that the court acts to ensure that elections workers can do their jobs without these threats hanging over their heads. Our democracy and futures depend on it," said AFSCME President Patrick Moran.
"No one should go to work fearing that doing their job could land them in jail. Election workers deserve to feel safe and respected while making sure every eligible voter can cast a ballot and have it counted," said SEIU International President April Verrett. "SEIU represents more than 3,000 workers across the country who help run elections. They're our family, neighbors and friends, putting in long hours to make sure our elections are safe. We will not stand by while the DOJ threatens our members and our democracy, and targets communities because of their race or how they vote. Voters--and voters alone--will decide our elections. We will not be intimidated."
"The current DOJ is attempting to use the levers of our nation's legal system to threaten and intimidate local election officials in an attempt to disrupt our free and democratic elections," said Kristen Clarke, General Counsel of the NAACP. "As it has for over a century, the NAACP is taking a stand to protect the fundamental right to vote."
"The Trump administration is threatening California election workers with criminal prosecution to frighten them into setting aside ballots cast by registered voters," said Juan Proano, CEO of LULAC. "Latino voters have seen governments draw up lists of supposed noncitizens before, and those lists have swept up eligible citizens and cost them their votes. LULAC is in court so every eligible Californian's ballot gets counted and the people who process those ballots can do their jobs without fear."
"The hard-working civil servants who administer elections for state and local governments across the country do not deserve to be threatened with criminal prosecution for doing their jobs according to state and federal law, and the U.S. Constitution," said Danielle Leonard, Altshuler Berzon LLP."We are asking the Court to apply the law and protect these important workers and voters from these unlawful actions."
"It's illegal to intimidate, threaten, or coerce election workers or voters," said Jared Davidson, Counsel & Program Lead of Free and Fair Elections for Protect Democracy. "That's as true for federal law enforcement as it is for anyone else. These mob-style intimidation tactics by our nation's top law enforcement officials are just the latest in the Trump administration's ongoing efforts to disenfranchise voters, disrupt the election, and prevent state and local election officials from doing their jobs."
"Voter intimidation, including threats made against election officials, is not only reprehensible, but also downright illegal," said John Cusick, Assistant Counsel at the Legal Defense Fund. "We are witnessing a coordinated campaign to pressure civil servants into knowingly disenfranchising eligible voters. When election officials are forced to carry out their duties under the threat of frivolous and malicious prosecution simply for doing their jobs, it hurts voters and it hurts democracy."
"Two federal courts have already shut down their efforts to set aside the ballots of 20,000 California voters without any credible reason, and now the administration is coming after the folks on the front lines," said Tianna Mays, legal director for Democracy Defenders Fund. "These election workers are just doing their jobs and we will stand with them against these unwarranted and unlawful attacks."
The complaint, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, argues that the recent threats of prosecution by DOJ and DHS represent an escalation of a coordinated effort by the federal government to coerce election workers to stop processing and counting ballots cast by lawfully registered voters.
As the 2026 midterm election approached, and in recent weeks and days, as states and counties began administering the election, Defendants' efforts escalated dramatically. Defendants sent states and counties new lists of names of voters whom Defendants assert are registered to vote but "likely" ineligible non-citizens.
The plaintiffs are asking the court to put a stop to the administration's efforts to disqualify registered voters, end the campaign to intimidate election workers, and reassure public officials that they will not be prosecuted for faithfully carrying out their duties under state and federal election laws.
To learn more, visit protectdemocracy.org.
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AFSCME's 1.4 million members provide the vital services that make America happen. With members in communities across the nation, serving in hundreds of different occupations -- from nurses to corrections officers, childcare providers to sanitation workers -- AFSCME advocates for fairness in the workplace, excellence in public services and freedom and opportunity for all working families.
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Original text here: https://afscme.org/press/releases/doj-and-dhs-sued-over-baseless-threats-to-prosecute-election-workers/
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AFL-CIO's Final GOTV Push Engages Millions of Union Voters Who Will Make the Margin of Difference in Key Elections
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31 -- The AFL-CIO issued the following news release:
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AFL-CIO's Final GOTV Push Engages Millions of Union Voters Who Will Make the Margin of Difference in Key Elections
October 30, 2026
The Labor Movement's Leaders Will Join Union Members, Volunteers and Labor-Endorsed Candidates Throughout the Country in the Final Weekend
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(Washington, D.C.)--In the final weekend before Election Day, the AFL-CIO is building on its largest-ever midterm operation and getting out the vote across the country, mobilizing tens of thousands of volunteers to reach the millions of union voters
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 31 -- The AFL-CIO issued the following news release:
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AFL-CIO's Final GOTV Push Engages Millions of Union Voters Who Will Make the Margin of Difference in Key Elections
October 30, 2026
The Labor Movement's Leaders Will Join Union Members, Volunteers and Labor-Endorsed Candidates Throughout the Country in the Final Weekend
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(Washington, D.C.)--In the final weekend before Election Day, the AFL-CIO is building on its largest-ever midterm operation and getting out the vote across the country, mobilizing tens of thousands of volunteers to reach the millions of union voterswho will be the difference-makers in key races to determine control of the House and Senate.
The AFL-CIO's internal polling shows 83% of union members are "extremely motivated" about voting in this election--10 points higher than in 2022 and at least 12 points higher than any voting group polled in the latest from NPR/PBS News/Marist. Turning that off-the-chart enthusiasm into votes will demand the unique union trust and relationships with members that are built through labor's year-round organizing. That is exactly what the AFL-CIO's voter mobilization program has done for months and will do as it deploys tens of thousands of volunteers in the final days: real conversations with union members and their families at the doors, on the phones and at worksites that are laser-focused on economic concerns.
"For months, workers have been talking to their fellow workers and families. And in every community, we hear the same thing: sh*t is too expensive, and working people are sick and tired of the failed economic status quo that prioritizes billionaires over the people who make this country run," said AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler. "These conversations are at the heart of what we do--and with union members being the most credible messengers in the country, they are singularly capable of turning out the vote. Working people are ready to elect a pro-worker Congress, and we're leaving nothing to chance in the final weekend."
So far, the AFL-CIO's program has reached more than 16 million union voters and is on track to reach at least 1 million more in the final four days. It's these working people who will be decisive in determining control of Congress. Union voters will make up the margin of difference in districts from Maine to Alaska, in the South, West and Midwest. Labor-backed candidates--especially those who are union members themselves--have made once-safe seats competitive, and forced billionaires to dig deep into their pockets.
This weekend, Shuler will join union members and volunteers in Iowa and Michigan to get out the vote (GOTV) and campaign for pro-worker candidates. AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Fred Redmond will campaign in Pennsylvania and Georgia. They will be available for interviews, and media will have the opportunity to join canvasses across the battleground states during the final days.
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Original text here: https://aflcio.org/press/releases/afl-cios-final-gotv-push-engages-millions-union-voters-who-will-make-margin
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