ELECTION
Labor Neighbor walks Saturday in Bothell, Everett and Olympia
Labor Neighbor, the Washington State Labor Council’s grassroots member-to-member political action program, is in full swing. Thousands of union members have already been called, visited at home, or leafleted at worksites by other union members stressing the importance of the Primary Election on Aug. 7, and which candidates support strong families, a secure middle class, and a better future for our children.
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The following neighborhood walks will be conducted this Saturday, June 30. Shifts are 9 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. (9:00 training, 9:30 pair up, 12:30 last knock, 1:00 debrief):
BOTHELL (LD 45) – IUOE Local 302, 18701 120th Ave. NE
EVERETT (CD 1) – Labor Temple, 2800 Lombard
OLYMPIA (LD 35) – WA State Labor Council, 906 S. Columbia St. SW
Not available this weekend? Check out the entire pre-primary schedule of phone banks and walks, and then volunteer for specific shifts online.
If you have any questions about this schedule or about opportunities to volunteer for Labor Neighbor, contact WSLC Field Mobilization Director Lori Province at lprovince@wslc.org or 206-351-2956.
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