Dallas AFL-CIO principal officer Lewis Fulbright is inviting all active and retired labor activists to a special meeting with Beto O’Rourke at 8 AM on November 4 in DeSoto.
Sister Renda Marsh of the Transport Workers Union says that the campaign has “lots of gear" that she will hand out. Apparently, there will be a lot of free campaign merchandise. O’Rourke has been a special favorite among union-endorsed candidates because of his promises to working families.
Major Campaign Efforts Saturday
Both Dallas and Tarrant Counties are going all-out on Saturday and again on Election Day to get the mighty power of union families focused on winning. Contact jtomlinson.dallasaflcio@gmail.com, angi.defelippo@tcclc.org, or marilyn@texasaflcio.org. Texas AFL-CIO Communications Director Ed Sills says, "The drive to get voters to show up on Nov. 8th could decide elections."
"At 6:30PM, as the campaign ends on Tuesday, a bus full of labor activists will depart from 1408 N Washington in Dallas to visit "watch parties" and remind our candidates how much working families contributed and what is expected as winners take office.
MORE ACTIONS COMING UP
Nov 5, 9:30A: Dallas block walking with labor every Saturday from 1408 N Washington. Phone banks daily Sign up here
Nov 5, 10A: Tarrant County block walking with labor every Saturday from UAW276, 2505 W.E. Roberts in Grand Prairie. Phone banks daily RSVP Here. Contact Angi at 817-284-1461
Nov 8: General election. Sign up for Election Day of Action. At 6:30PM, labor activists will depart from 1408 N Washington in Dallas to attend “watch parties” as one big labor contingent
Nov 17, 7:30PM: Dallas AFL-CIO Central Labor Council delegates will be discussing election outcomes and the way forward