Join fellow union members this Saturday, October 24, at noon for a Labor 2020 virtual rally and phone bank to get out the union vote. RSVP at wisaflcio.org/mobilize. We will have a great lineup of speakers, provide a brief training on how to use our virtual phone bank from the convenience of your home or office, and then call union households to help voters safely cast their vote this fall for Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and all our union-endorsed candidates down the ballot.
Sign up for the event today at wisaflcio.org/mobilize.
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We cannot overstate the importance that Wisconsin voters will play in this Election.
Every vote counts and could be the difference in deciding our next President. Joe Biden has working class roots and understands that strong unions create and sustain our American middle class. He will end so-called “right to work” laws that weaken union freedoms and will crack down on companies that try to stop workers from organizing. Joe Biden has the experience and temperament to lead our country through the interwoven crises of COVID-19, its resulting economic free fall, and long-standing racial injustice.
- Request your absentee ballot until 5:00 p.m. on October 29 at myvote.wi.gov
- Return your absentee ballot as soon as possible and track it at https://myvote.wi.gov/en-us/TrackMyBallot.
- Early in-person voting is underway and will continue until November 1 in some areas. Times and locations vary by municipality. Don’t forget your voter ID.
- You can register to vote at your municipal clerk’s office and early vote locations through October 30, or on Election Day at your polling place with proof of residence.
- Download the WI AFL-CIO Absentee and Early Voter Guide if you have any questions.
Working families have options to make our voices heard in our democracy. Make a plan to vote, check that your friends and neighbors have a plan to vote, and join our Labor 2020 rally and phone bank this Saturday, October 24, at noon as we call out the union vote.