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Join the Winning Side!

Gene Lantz, Digital Organizing
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Now is the time for your commitment. A good start would be to help the Dallas AFl-CIO screen candidates and get ready to win the 2022 elections. Contact political.dallasaflcio@gmail.com.

There are many progressive organizations that would be overjoyed to get you. The strongest of them are labor-related. We are seeing a string of good union contract settlements because of the upsurge in courageous workers on the battle lines. A sterling example was set this week when nurses in Massachusetts won the longest nurses’ strike in labor history!

 

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COVID Isn’t Stopping Us

The Auto Workers Union wisely postponed the leadership conference that was scheduled for January 10 in Fort Worth. The Texas AFL-CIO COPE Conference and the Texas Alliance for Retired Americans convention, both scheduled for mid-January, are going on-line. The Dallas AFL-CIO is doing its early election work on-line.

We aren’t stopping. We aren’t even pausing!

MORE ACTIONS COMING UP

Jan 7, 5:00P: Dallas AFL-CIO candidate screening. Contact Political Director Mariah Warwick at political.dallasaflcio@gmail.com

Jan 16-17: AFL-CIO MLK Civil Rights Conference on-line ($35-$50) 

Feb 18: Last day for elections offices to receive applications for vote by mail for the primary election

Jan 19, 1P: Texas Alliance for Retired Americans convention on-line. Contact Judy Bryant 214-729-0063

Jan 20-21: Texas AFL-CIO political convention on-line

Jan 31: Last day to register to vote for the primary election

Jan 31: Last day to send applications for Texas AFL-CIO college scholarships

Feb 14: First day of early voting. Tentative: downtown Dallas rally to encourage turnout

Feb 18: Last day for county elections offices to receive application for a ballot to vote by mail

Feb 25: Early voting ends

Mar 1: Election day