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ABOUT NYC LABOR VOTES!

NYC LaborVotes! is the political program of the NYC Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO. The NYC CLC is the nation's largest regional labor federation that brings together 300 local unions from every trade & occupation of public, private, & construction sectors of the New York economy.

We represent over 1 million workers, including teachers, truck drivers, operating engineers, nurses, construction workers, electricians, firefighters, retail workers, janitors, train operators, bakers, and many more who are the backbone of today’s workforce.

We are committed to supporting candidates who will put working New Yorkers first.

It is critical we elect public servants who will put working families first. Help us reach union members and their households to ensure they know when, where, and how to vote, as well as how the process of ranked-choice voting works in the upcoming elections.

ACTIONS

NYC Labor Votes! Educate, Engage & ACTIVATE

The New York City Central Labor Council will host a series of volunteer activities throughout the 2024 Election cycle in NYC to educate, engage and activate members of union households.

Choose one or multiple actions to kick-start your engagement with NYC Labor Votes! Visit us often for new actions posted daily.

To hear what activities NYC Labor Votes is planning, sign-up to receive our NYC Labor Votes! emails here:

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Thank you for your service. #1u
We will be there to defend working people when he acts on his dangerous #Project2025 agenda.