Dear Neighbor,
As you may know, there’s a Democratic primary for U.S. Congress on Tuesday, August 11th. It can really be confusing if you only listen to campaign ads or read the information the campaigns send you before deciding who to vote for. So we’ve dug a little deeper to compare where the candidates stand on important issues for working people and found some key differences.
Record of Fighting for Working Families
Protecting Healthcare and Benefits for Working People
Keeping Corporate Money Out of Politics
About In Union
Spent over 20 years advocating for working families—on the job as a flight attendant union leader, in the state legislature, and in her community.
Won sick leave for workers and fought for policies in the state legislature to provide unemployment benefits for striking workers. Committed to providing accessible, affordable healthcare.
Funded by working people and isn’t taking money from corporate PACs.
Sided with Republicans in the state legislature on taxes, roads, labor standards, and water safety.1
Sided with Republicans in the state legislature against increasing funds for higher education, to weaken laws that protect workers, and against the environment.4
Stood with Republicans and health insurance companies and voted against lowering insurance premiums.2
Stood with Republicans and health insurance companies and voted against lowering insurance premiums.5
Taken more than $30,000 from the healthcare industry.3
Taken more than $120,000 from the healthcare industry.6
In Union is an organization of, by, and for working people that provides straightforward, fact-based information to more than two million people who trust us to be on their side regarding topics like the economy and healthcare. In Union is funded by unions, not politicians or candidates—and we don’t endorse, lobby, or contribute to them. Instead, we tackle issues important to working-class families, ways to hold politicians accountable, and tips to save money—and we always provide our sources so that you can check the facts for yourself.