I urge you to take the time to view the information presented here, and come back often because the page will be updated regularly.
And above all, vote. Your livelihood and the economic well-being of your family could well depend on it.
In solidarity,

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Letters to the ATU from Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton
Barack's Letter Hillary's Letter
Hear What Your Fellow ATU Members Have to Say!
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ATU International President Warren S. George on Barack Obama, the Employee Free Choice Act, and Election 2008 ATU Local 757 (Portland, OR) President/Business Agent Jon Hunt Walks the Walk for Obama
ATU Local 26 (Detroit, MI) President/Business Agent Henry Gaffney Explains His Support ATU Local 85 (Pittsburgh) Member Clay Davis Promotes the Labor-to-Labor Walk Program |
Bob Baker, ATU International Vice President
ATU Local 1001 (Denver, CO) Members Talk
ATU Retiree Joe Hansen on Why Union Members Should be Involved in Politics
ATU Local 85 (Pittsburgh) President/Business |
Other ATU Activist Videos
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Bryon Shane from ATU Local 85
Stephen McClease from ATU Local 1177 Gary Johnson from ATU Local 268 (Cleveland, OH) on Barack Obama ATU Local 1070 (Indianapolis, IN) on Barack Obama's Support for Working Families Craig Simpson from ATU Local 689 (Washington, DC) on the AFL-CIO Labor 2008 Program ATU Member Allen Nuccio on The Million Member Mobilization |
ATU Local 519 Mary Springfield from ATU Local 26 (Detroit, MI) Urges ATU Members to Vote Rick Steffels from ATU Local 1005 (Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN) on Why He Is Walking for Obama Dan Lamorie from ATU Local 1001 (Denver, CO) Rocks the Phone Banks in Denver David Tolliver from ATU Local 788 (St. Louis, MO) Talks About His Local is Helping to Elect Barack Obama Mike Pucik from ATU Local 757 (Portland, OR) Volunteers for Labor 2008 ATU Local 85 (Pittsburgh) MembersTalk to Fellow ATU Members About Obama at the Worksite |
Where They Stand
In an election campaign in which the media seems to focus more on the candidates' biographies or "narratives" it can be difficult to know where the Democratic and Republican nominees actually stand on the issues. In order to help our members make an informed decision in this election we present a side-by-side comparison of the candidates' positions on the issues which matter most to us.
Voting Dates and Deadlines
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