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Hardworking Americans Deserve LABOR DAY: the Truth about Donald Trump CWA

t may be hard ers on Trump’s Doral Miami project in Florida who There’s no question that Donald Trump would be to believe that weren’t paid; dishwashers at a Trump resort in Palm a disaster as president. I Labor Day Beach, Fla. who were denied time-and-a half for marks the tradi- overtime hours; and wait staff, bartenders, and oth- If we: tional beginning of er hourly workers at Trump properties in California Want American employers to treat the “real” election and New York who didn’t receive tips customers uu their employees well, we shouldn’t season, given how earmarked for them or were refused break time. vote for someone who stiffs workers. long we’ve already His record on working people’s right to have a union By CWA President Chris Shelton been talking about uu Want American wages to go up, the presidential and bargain a fair contract is just as bad. Trump says we shouldn’t vote for someone who campaign. But there couldn’t be a higher-stakes he “100%” supports right-to-work, which weakens repeatedly violates minimum wage election for American workers than this year’s workers’ right to bargain a contract. Workers at his laws and says U.S. wages are too presidential election between Hillary Clinton and hotel in Vegas have been fired, threatened, and high. Donald Trump. have seen their benefits slashed. He tells voters he opposes the Trans-Pacific Partnership – a very bad uu Want jobs to stay in this country, On Labor Day, a day that honors working people trade deal for working people – but still manufac- we shouldn’t vote for someone who and kicks off the final election sprint to November, tures his clothing and product lines in Bangladesh, manufactures products overseas. we should talk about Trump’s record on the issues China, Mexico and other overseas locations. He that affect working families, because so much is at says workers in states like Michigan are just going uu Want women to be paid equally for stake. Hardworking Americans deserve to know the to have to accept lower wages if they want manu- their work, we shouldn’t vote for truth about a man who might become president. We facturing jobs back. someone who pays his male cam- paign staff 1/3 more than his female need the facts, not bluster, not attacks, not lies. In contrast, Clinton has stood with working families staff. It’s a challenge to keep track of all the outrageous and union families for decades. She walked the things Trump has said and done, but his business picket line with CWA members who were on strike uu Want veterans to be treated with record speaks loud and clear about what kind of at Verizon. She supports bargaining rights and the respect and dignity, we shouldn’t president he would be. Trump’s companies have right to organize. She’s worked to expand family and vote for someone who insults a Gold been cited 24 times for failing to pay minimum medical leave, close tax loopholes that benefit the 1 Star family. wage or overtime. At the Trump Taj Mahal casino, percent at the expense of our communities and se- Want to move forward and not back- which went bankrupt twice, more than 250 sub- cure health care and retirement benefits and equal uu ward, there’s just one choice. contractors weren’t paid in full or on time. pay. Clinton opposes the Trans-Pacific Partnership both now and in a possible lame-duck session of That’s Hillary Clinton for president. A USA TODAY investigation found hundreds of peo- Congress. She is the person that working families ple who say that Trump never paid them for their can believe in when looking for a candidate to ad- work, including construction workers and paint- vance their interests.

® CWA Women Mobilize for Political Power CWAnews for 2016 and Beyond Official Publication of the CWA News (ISSN 0007-9227) is published quarterly Jan/ A new CWA initiative, CWA Women for Political Power, has Communications Workers of America Feb/March, April/May/June, July/Aug/Sept, and Oct/Nov/ (AFL-CIO, CLC) Dec by Communications Workers of America, 501 3rd Street, hit the ground running, with CWA activists mobilizing women International Union Headquarters N.W., Washington, D.C. 20001-2797. Periodical Postage 501 3rd Street, N.W., Paid at Washington, D.C. and additional mailing offices. throughout the union. Washington, D.C. 20001-2797 Phone: (202) 434-1100 Postmaster: Send address changes to District 4 Vice President Linda Hinton, who chairs CWA’s www.cwa-union.org CWA News, 501 3rd Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20001-2797. Legislative and Political Committee, is leading the effort. Address changes: Printed by Kelly Press, Cheverly, Md. Members of CWA’s National Women’s Committee also will Inquiries or corrections for CWA News subscriptions should be addressed to CWA Executive Board • President Christopher M. mobilize support for the working women’s agenda and for CWA Membership Dues Dept. Shelton • Secretary-Treasurer Sara Steffens • Secretary Clinton. E-Mail: [email protected] Vice Presidents District 1, Dennis Trainor • District 2-13, Ed Mooney • District 3, Richard Honeycutt • Produced by District 4, Linda Hinton • District 6, Claude Cummings CWA women are a driving force behind the political revo- CWA Communications Department • District 7, Brenda Roberts • District 9, Tom Runnion • Telecommunications and Technologies, Lisa Bolton • lution in this country. By electing labor-friendly candidates Director/Executive Editor Public, Health Care and Education Workers, Brooks Sunkett into office, CWA women can make sure their issues get Candice M. Johnson • Broadcast and Cable Technicians, Charles Braico • NewsGuild, Bernie Lunzer • IUE-CWA Industrial Division, addressed. Senior Writer/Editor Jim Clark • Association of Flight Attendants, Sara Nelson Amy Fetherolf PPMWS Executive Officer, Dan Wasser • Martin O’Hanlon, Women make up a large percentage of CWA members and Director, CWA-SCA Canada • At Large Board Members: Technical Specialist Sarah Splitt Frank Arce, Local 9400; Anetra Session, Local 6327; Vera retirees, especially in the critical states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, Mikell, Local 2205; Carolyn Wade, president, Local 1040 ® Florida, California, and New Jersey, and will play a major role CWAnews in these elections. 3 Communications Workers of America / fall 2016 CWA VICTORY FOR VERIZON WORKERS

Verizon strikers stood strong for 45 days in the largest people. It proves that when we stand together, we can raise up strike in recent history, fighting back against a greedy em- working families, improve our communities, and protect the ployer and gaining a contract that safeguards good, middle American middle class.” BARGAINING UPDATE class jobs. The agreements were overwhelmingly ratified in June by The 39,000 union workers and allies walked picket lines, CWA members in Districts 1 and 2-13. Verizon Wireless re- AT&T MOBILITY mobilized outside retail stores and call centers, worked to tail store workers in Brooklyn, NY, and Everett, Mass., over- build community and political support and, in the end, outlast- whelmingly approved the first-ever contract for VZW retail AT&T Mobility workers across the country vot- ed a company that had been determined to downgrade work- workers, providing for a first-ever grievance and arbitration ed to ratify a new contract covering health care ers’ standard of living and send more good jobs overseas. procedure, protections against arbitrary discipline and firing, and other benefits for 42,000 workers. restrictions on the company’s ability to subcontract work, the CWA District 1 Vice President Dennis Trainor Across CWA, activists joined the fight, “adopting” and right to swap schedules, and other gains. leafleting wireless stores, signing petitions, and contributing said CWA “accomplished our main goal, which to the Verizon Strikers Solidarity Fund. (See story pages 4-5). Workers at Verizon Connected Solutions also ratified a was to put health care benefits bargaining back separate four-year agreement that provides for the same ben- in the regional bargaining agreement process The agreement was reached with the help of Labor Sec- efit improvements as the core wireline agreement and main- and to make health care affordable for all Mo- retary Tom Perez, Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service tains a key job title that ensures that these workers will receive bility workers.” Director Allison Beck, and their entire teams. CWA President wage raises according to the negotiated pay scale. Chris Shelton called the fight “a victory for working families AT&T WEST across the country and an affirmation of the power of working Go to StandUpToVerizon.com for more details and photos. CWA District 9 Vice President Tom Runnion put AT&T on notice that it must get serious about bar- gaining, especially when it comes to health care costs and scope of work issues for premises tech- nicians. The CWA bargaining committee is holding the line, pushing AT&T to bargain the fair contract that our members deserve, and mobilization is ramping up.

AFA-CWA AT UNITED: STRONGER TOGETHER, BETTER TOGETHER Maintenance splicers, members of CWA Local 9511 in Escondi- The Flight Attendants at United Airlines, mem- do, Calif., talk mobilization. bers of AFA-CWA, ratified a contract covering 25,000 Flight Attendants. Over 90 percent par- KALEIDA HEALTH CARE ticipated in the vote to ratify the agreement. This agreement was reached on June 24, 2016, with CWA Local 1168 members in Buffalo, NY, ratified assistance from the National Mediation Board. a new contract with Kaleida Health. The agreement At Los Angeles International Airport, AFA-CWA Flight Attendants covers three unions – CWA, IUOE 17, and 1199 “The high participation in this historic vote Candace Magoski, left, and Angela Elliott celebrate the contract vote. demonstrates the deep care Flight Attendants have SEIU United Healthcare Workers East – and 7,500 for their future at the new United Airlines. The con- employees. tract provides immediate economic gains, sets a ratification of this contract, we look forward to a great “We did this by working with Kaleida Health on new industry standard, and ensures Flight Atten- spirit of labor relations at United that fully recognizes a plan that will address both the patients and the dants can achieve the benefits of a fully integrated the contributions of the people who breathe life into the staff that are at the bedside,” said CWA Local 1168 airline,” said Sara Nelson, AFA-CWA International friendly skies.” President Cori Gambini. “I believe this will help Ka- President. Under the new agreement, all United Flight Attendants leida Health continue to be the employer of choice “This contract would not have been possi- will be joined by a single contract. The five-year agree- for health care workers and the best choice for the ble without the assistance of National Mediation ment includes double digit pay increases, enhanced job community to seek medical care.” Board Chair Linda Puchala, who was instrumental security provisions, maintains and improves healthcare, in helping the parties reach agreement. With the protects retirement, and increases flexibility. Want more bargaining updates? Sign up for the CWA Newsletter at www.cwa-union.org. 4 Communications Workers of America / fall 2016 1 Communications Workers of America / summer 2016 Thousands Stand with Verizon Striking Families Unions, allies, CWA members and retirees donated nearly $700,000 to the Verizon Striking Families Solidarity Fund.

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Union; American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO; American Income Life; Best Staff Union; Boilermakers Local No. 13; Brotherhoof of Maintenance of Way Employes Division; Buffalo Teachers Federation; Burlington City Central Labor Union; Central Costa County, AFL-CIO; Committe to Elect Stan Rosenberg; “Your support meant that our striking members Connecticut AFL-CIO; Council of NJS College Locals AFT/AFL-CIO; CWA Education Committee District 4; CWA Local 1032; CWA Local 1033; CWA Local 1036; CWA Local 1037; CWA Local 1081; CWA Local 1104 Leo Ryan Dick Retirees Chapter; CWA Local 1133 AFL-CIO; CWA Local 1183; CWA Local 13301; CWA Local 4009; would not be ‘starved’ back to work and would CWA Local 4603; CWA Local 6300 - Community Service Committee; CWA Local 9414; CWA Local 9504; CWA Wisconsin Political Council; CWA-AFL-CIO Local 7601; Dauphin County Penna. 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Jobs With Justice; Frederick & Ellen John; Richard Johns; Calvin Johnson; Daniel Johnson; Gloria M Johnson; Jeremy Johnson; Julie Johnson; Mary Johnson; Mclean Johnson; Sarah Johnson; W S Red Johnson; Wslter Johnston; Isabel Johnston; Christopher Jolliffe; Steven Jonas; Earline Jones; Fred Jones; Geneva Jones; Rebekah Jones; Stephen Jones; Timothy Thousands Stand with Verizon Striking Families Jones; Walker Jones Jr; Charles Jordan; J Jordan; Sheila Jordan; Bob Jorgensen; Carl Jorgensen; Timothy Jost; Karen Joyce; Mark Joyce; Kyra Jucovy; Mike Jurkovic; Dalia Juskys; Raymond & Deborah Justham; Laura Juszak; Anita Jwanouskos; Richard Kacmar; Andrew Kahn; Millie Kaliss; Dori Kalthofer; Mary Kambic; Marjorie & Michael Kandel; Emily Kane; Hannah Kane; Alex Kantrowitz; Andi Kao; Carol Kaplan; Miriam Kaplan; Lawrence Kasecamp; Richard Kaspari; Genie Kastrup; Jonathan Katz; Stuart Katzenberg; David Katzman; Karen Kaufmann; Jason Kawall; Carole Kaye; William Kazdan; Valarie Keane; Wiliiam Keegan; Mike Keenan; Elizabeth Kelleher; Richard Keller; Alexa Kelly; Brian Kelly; Clare Kelly; Elizabeth Kelly; Unions, allies, CWA members and retirees donated nearly John Joseph Kelly; Kimberly Kelly; Natalie Kelly; Richard Kelly; Catherine Kemp; Edgar Kempf; Mike Kempski; Mike Kempski; Thomas Kendelbacher; Ann Kennedy; Charles & Darlene Kenny; Lisa Kermish; Rebecca Kessinger; David Kessler; Barbara Kestenbaum; Arthur Ketterer; Ravi Khanna; Karel Kilimnik; Connor Kilpatrick; Scott Kilpatrick; Helene Kim; Joon Kim; Fred King; Joshua King; Katherine King; Sarai King; Sean King; John Kink; Michael Kink; Cynthia Kirby; Susan Kirn; Philip Kirsch; Richard Kirsch; Patti Kirwin-Keilty; Monte Kitchens; Stephen Klaus; Adam Klein; Daniel Klein; David Klein; James Klein; Jonathan Klein; Lela Klein; Walter Klingbeil; Christina Knapp; Penny Knapp; Dennis Knebel; Annette Knorr; $700,000 to the Verizon Striking Families Solidarity Fund. Jacqueline Knowlton; Karen Koch; Bill Koehnlein; Jeremie Koenig; Sarah Kogel-Smucker; George Kohl; Martha Kohl; Andrew Kohler; Ioannis Kokosis; Cynthia Kolbowski; John Kolimaga; Kenneth Konis; Antoon Koper; Ann Koppelman; Steve Korin; Laura Koski; Charlotte Koskoff; Ken Kowalski; Ted Kozlowski; Daniel Kozma; Damon Kraft; Michael Krall; Peter Kraus & Phyllis Tucker; Robert Kraut; Laura Krebs Gordon; Charles Kreeb; David Kreindler; David Kricker; Betsy Krieger; Jade Contributions were used to assist CWA and IBEW AFSCME; AFSCME AFL-CIO Council 89; AFSCME CT Retirees Chapter 4; AFSCME Local #2137; AFSCME Local 2134; AFSCME Local 2604; AFT New Jersey; Krivanek; Nancy Krody; Corbett Kroehler; Joshua Krogull; Karen Krongold; Tom Kruggel; Joseph Kryszczuk; Dave Kubert; Maryann Kubicek; Benjamin Kudler; Anna Kuhn; Randy Kuhn; Larry Kulik; Julie Kummel; Chris Kunig; Daniel Kurz; Ronald Amalgamated Transit Union; Amalgamated Transit Union Local Division 1056 AFL-CIO; America Federation of Teachers 2121; American Fed. of Teachers Staff Kushner; Barry Kushnir; Barbara Kuti; Ilyana Kuziemko; James Kwak; Terry La Mar; Maria La Place; Cheryl LaBassh; Bonnie & Salvatore Lacause; François Laforge; David Laibman; Linda Laird; Leslie Lakind; Sharon Lamantia; Jared Lanctot; Mary strikers most in need. Union; American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO; American Income Life; Best Staff Union; Boilermakers Local No. 13; Brotherhoof of Maintenance of Way Landry; Paul Landsbergis; Lisa Landsverk; Robert Lane; Joseph Lane; Anthony Lang; Carol Lang; Susan Lang; Earl Langdon; Ann Langone; Ann Langone; Stewart Lanier; Dan Lara; Forseth Larkin; Paula Laroche; Ann Larson; Charles & Employes Division; Buffalo Teachers Federation; Burlington City Central Labor Union; Central Costa County, AFL-CIO; Committe to Elect Stan Rosenberg; Margherita Larson; Dr Janet Larson; Janice Laskowski; Marcus Latham; Bill Latronica; Roxey Lau; Cinzia Lavin; Christopher Lavinger; Edgar Laws; Michael Lawson; Robert Lawson; Patricia Leary; William Leavitt; Paul Lebow; Scott Lederman; “Your support meant that our striking members Connecticut AFL-CIO; Council of NJS College Locals AFT/AFL-CIO; CWA Education Committee District 4; CWA Local 1032; CWA Local 1033; CWA Local 1036; CWA David Ledesma; Jody Lee; Jung Lee; Joseph Leedy; Scott Leedy; David LeGrande; Raymond Leibfried; Lynda Leigh; Jay Leitstein; Meghan Lemay; C M Lemke Oliver Sack; Keir Lenihan; Dawn Lentz; Lloyd & Susan Leone; Catherine Leon-Guerre- Local 1037; CWA Local 1081; CWA Local 1104 Leo Ryan Dick Retirees Chapter; CWA Local 1133 AFL-CIO; CWA Local 1183; CWA Local 13301; CWA Local 4009; ro; Marjorie Leopold; Sam Leopold; Patricia Lerman; Fredi Lessac; Gerson Lesser MD; Shoshana Levenberg; Deborah Levenson; Jodi Levin; Edward Levine; Michael LeVine; Jennifer Lewandowski; Larry Lewin; Carol Lewis; Joel Lewis; Michael R would not be ‘starved’ back to work and would CWA Local 4603; CWA Local 6300 - Community Service Committee; CWA Local 9414; CWA Local 9504; CWA Wisconsin Political Council; CWA-AFL-CIO Local 7601; Lewis; Natasha Lewis; William Lewis; Cesar Leyva; Diana Libby O’Sullivan; Laura Liben; Donna Lico; Adam Liebtag; Adam Liebtag; Joe Light; Velora Lilly; Narine Limanoff; Serena Lin; Kevin Lindemann; R Kevin Lindley; Mike Lindner; Lisa be able to keep up the fight. It made all the dif- Dauphin County Penna. Public Employees Council 90 of AFSCME AFL-CIO; Erie County Council of Teacher Union Presidents; Essex-West Hudson Labor Council Lindsley; David Linge; Kate Linker; Rebecca Linn; Steven Linn; Robert Linne; Arthur Liou; Aaron Lipman; Matthew Lipschik; Kathy Lipscomb; Ann Lipsitt; William Lisk; Ian Lithgow; Harley Litzelman; Martha Livingston; Seaneen Lockard; Barbara AFL-CIO; Framingdale Federation of Teachers Retired Chapter; Grant Avenue United Methodist Church; Greater New Orleans AFL-CIO; Health Professionals & Locklin; Judith Loebl; Jen Lofquist; Patricia Lone; Dayna Long; Minsu Longiaru; Paul Loop; Angelica-Nicole Lopez; Chris Lopez; Gail Lopez-Henriquez; Joel Lorimer; Anthony Losardo; Marilyn S Lotito; Betty Lotterman; Tim Lovaasen; Nani Lovell; ference. We will never forget your unselfish act Allied Employees; Health Professionals & Allied Employees AFT AFL-CIO; HPAESU; IAPE TNG/CWA Local 1096; IATSE, International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Virginia Lowen; Mary Luce; Ann Luck-Deak; Duane Ludwig; Mary Rita Luecke; Lillian Luksenburg; Timothy Lundy; Michele Lupowitz; Joe Lussier; Janie Lyle; Paul Lynam; David Lynch; Mike Lynch; Laura Lynch; Dale Lyon; David Lyons; Kathy Employees, Moving Picture Technicians, Artists and Allied Crafts; International Brotherhood of Teamsters; International Longshore and Warehouse Union; Lyons; Kathleen Maas Weigert; Alan Maass; Paul MacDonald; Susan MacDonald; Chuck Mack; Scott Mack; Janval Macor; Jan MacWilliams; Neal Madnick; Cheryl Maes; Lish Maggard; Larry Magruder; Micah Mahjoubian; Susan Mahon; Jean of solidarity.” International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers; Int’l Union of Operating Engineers; IUE-CWA Local 800; IUE-CWA Local 81311; Lancaster City Malbrough; Camille Malcolm; Charlotte Malerich; 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There’s a big difference between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, especially when it comes to the issues that matter to working families. Compare the candidates’ records on wages and workers’ rights, fair trade, the economy, women’s issues, veterans, and more. TRADE AND THE TRANS-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP (TPP)

Being an activist means making the fight for working people not just a choice but CLINTON TRUMP a movement by being a leader of social change. Nicole Popis CWA Local 4202 Opposes the TPP trade deal. Says trade deals should Opposes the TPP trade deal. Would put anti-union benefit working people, not CEOs. hedge fund manager Carl Icahn in charge of trade negotiations.

Icahn has orchestrated the shutdown of three casinos There’s a war on the working class in In looking at the TPP, says, “It didn’t meet my in Atlantic City, refusing to negotiate with members of the West Virginia state legislature. But standards, my standards for more new, good jobs for the union UNITE HERE. we’re going to take our majority back in Americans, for raising wages for Americans.” the House and the Senate. We’re going to undo all the damage Manufactures a big percentage of the Trump brand of and get us back on the clothing, ties and other products in Bangladesh, China, path to success. If the Supports more investment in domestic manufacturing Mexico, and other countries. to create good-paying U.S. jobs. people go out and vote, Says U.S. wages are “too high.” we will win! Derek McIntyre CWA Local 2004 Says U.S. automakers could shift production away “I oppose the TPP agreement from Michigan to communities where autoworkers — and that means before and would make less. “You can go to different parts of the Being a CWA Activist means actively after the election.” United States and then ultimately you’d do full-circle working with other organizations to help make the issues affecting everyday — Hillary Clinton to CWA, 7/11/16 — you’ll come back to Michigan because those guys are going to want their jobs back even if it is less.” people and the planet a priority... And it’s After Michigan “loses a couple of plants — all working! of sudden you’ll make good deals in your own Darrin Thompson Page Sources: ABC News, AFL-CIO Now, Candi- area.” date websites, Cleveland.com, CNN, Detroit News, CWA Local 9003 Newsweek, New York Times, Washington Post “They don’t even make this stuff here” in the U.S. — Donald Trump What’s the real story? May 8, 2016

When asked why he doesn’t lead by example and have the products from the Trump Collection made in the U.S., Trump responded, “They don’t even make this stuff here.” But they do. There are at least 17 manufacturers that produce shirts in the U.S., and at least 20 manufacturers that make ties here. Manufacturing products overseas is a Trump family affair. All 838 products in the Ivanka Trump clothing and accessory collection are made overseas. Melania Trump’s jewelry line is made in China. Most of Trump neckties, shirts, and suits are made in China, Bangladesh, and Mexico. March 8, 2016

“Donald Trump makes his suits in Mexico, not Ohio, where he could; his furniture in Turkey, not Pennsylvania, where he could; his picture frames in India, not Wisconsin, where he could.” — Hillary Clinton July 28, 2016 7 Communications Workers of America / fall 2016 ELECTIONS ARE ABOUT CHOICES WORKERS’ RIGHTS CLINTON TRUMP

Opposes “right to work” (for less) laws and other corporate attacks on working people. “I love the right to work. I like it better because it is lower. It is better for the people.” Believes in the fundamental right of working people to organize and bargain for better wages and working conditions. Trump says he has had “great success” building with DOES DONALD TRUMP unions and without unions. “If I had my choice, I think Walked the picket line with CWA members on strike I’d take it without [unions].” at Verizon. CHEAT WORKERS?

Supported the Employee Free Choice Act so workers More than 60% of Trump projects developed outside could have a union voice without being attacked and New York City and Atlantic City, including most of his Donald Trump has been involved in more than harassed by management. recent projects, were built nonunion. 3,500 lawsuits over the past three decades, and a large number of those involve ordinary Americans who say Trump or his companies have refused to THE ECONOMY AND FAIR TAXES pay them. u At least 60 lawsuits, along with liens and other judgments, have been brought by people who say Trump and his companies failed to pay them for CLINTON TRUMP their work. u​ ​Trump companies have been cited for 24 violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act since 2005 for failing to pay overtime or meet According to Moody’s, under Clinton’s plan, the According to Moody’s, Trump economic plan would minimum wage standards. economy would create 10.4 million jobs, or 3.2 cause a two-year recession, 3.5 million lost jobs, and u​​ More than 200 liens have been filed by million more than expected under current law. bigger debts and deficits. contractors and workers who are owed money for their work since the 1980s.

Clinton would increase taxes for the wealthiest Wall Street Journal Who’s been hurt by Donald Trump? Construction Americans, adding a 4% tax surcharge on incomes Details are sketchy, but as the workers and painters on Trump’s Doral Miami above $5 million. Those earning more than $1 million reports, Trump’s tax cuts would mainly benefit the rich. project in Florida who weren’t paid; dishwashers per year would have a minimum 30% income tax rate. He would cut corporate taxes to 15 percent and cut the capital gains maximum tax rate on investment income. at a Trump resort in Palm Beach, Fla., who were The plan would cost the economy trillions of dollars denied time-and-a half for overtime hours; wait over 10 years. staff, bartenders, and other hourly workers at Trump Clinton supports raising the minimum wage, at least properties in California and New York, who didn’t to $12, and to $15 in some areas. receive tips customers had earmarked for them or Says, “Having a low minimum wage is not a bad thing were refused break time. for this country,” and calls American wages “too Clinton pledges to veto any effort to weaken financial high.” On raising the minimum wage says, “I would reform and fight for stronger enforcement and not do it.” accountability of financial interests.

Trump would dismantle the Dodd-Frank financial reform law passed after the 2007-2009 financial crisis. To join He says the law “has made it impossible for bankers to function.” CWA’s Political Action Trump hasn’t released his tax returns.

Program, visit Page Sources: Candidate websites, Fortune, IBEW, cwa-union.org/paf. South Carolina Radio Network, Moody’s, New York Times, Reuters, USA Today, Wall Street Journal 8 Communications Workers of America / fall 2016 ELECTIONS ARE ABOUT CHOICES CLINTON TRUMP VETERANS For me, being a CWA activist is my Says, “I’ll reform the VA—not privatize it. I’ll ensure our Wants to privatize the VA, putting veterans’ health care opportunity to be an veterans get quality health care without enduring long in the hands of for-profit insurance companies. advocate and a strong waits, increase education and job opportunities, and end voice for change, the appeals backlog—because veterans shouldn’t have equality, and fairness to fight for benefits.” Called for cuts in funding for the GI bill. within the labor movement. As a U.S. Senator, sponsored legislation to expand Ramona Wiggins the GI bill so more veterans could get education and Criticized the “Gold Star” family of Army Captain CWA Local 3603 training benefits. Humayun Kahn, who was killed in the Iraq war in 2004.

WOMEN’S RIGHTS AND OPPORTUNITY We must engage in politics at all levels to protect and expand the rights of workers “Too often, these are called women’s issues. Well, I am a “I respect women, I love women, I cherish women... I will worldwide so future generations can proud lifelong fighter for women’s issues, because I firmly take care of women, and I have great respect for women.” afford to live in believe what’s good for women is good for America.” dignity.

Daniel Rivera As a U.S. Senator, sponsored the Paycheck Fairness Act On equal pay: “You’re gonna make the same if you do CWA Local 7019 and the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act to make it harder for as good a job.” employers to discriminate based on gender, race, age, or disability. Doesn’t support paid family leave: “We have to keep our country very competitive, so you have to be careful of it.” Supports guarantee of up to 12 weeks of paid family and medical leave to care for a new child or a seriously ill family member, and up to 12 weeks of medical leave to Pays men on his campaign staff about 35 percent more recover from a serious illness or injury. than women, according to Boston Globe analysis. Being a CWA activist means Says quality, affordable child care must become a reality doing everything for families. I can to take care On sexual harassment: “I would like to think she of my family and Compensates men and women working on her campaign [daughter Ivanka] would find another career or find others just like ours. equally, according to Boston Globe analysis. another company” if she were facing sexual harassment. Activism means involvement. I hope to instill that in my children, so that we can keep up the DO THE VP CANDIDATES STAND WITH WORKING FAMILIES? good fight. Kenneth Boynes KAINE PENCE CWA Local 1103

My vision of hope and equality pushes As a U.S. Senator, compiled a 96 percent lifetime voting As Governor, blocked local communities in Indiana from rating from the AFL-CIO. passing laws to improve sick leave or family leave for forward me to Indiana workers. participate in dialogues Introduced legislation to increase and index the minimum and opportunities that wage. Supports pay equality and the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act. Blocked efforts to increase the Indiana minimum wage create the possibility to $8.25 in 2013. of a better tomorrow. Confirmed his opposition to “right to work” (for less) laws. CWA has granted me the opportunity to be Defended Indiana’s “right to work” (for less) law. Opposes the TPP trade deal. a part of the growing movement of the Has a son serving in the military. Repealed the prevailing wage law that sets fair wages on ‘Power of the People.’ Together, We WILL government-funded construction projects. WIN! Page Sources: AFL-CIO Legislative Scorecards, Boston Globe, Candidate websites, Congressional Refused to meet with workers (members of the Sonja Gholston Byrd Record, Military Times, Time, Wall Street Journal. Steelworkers) who were losing their manufacturing jobs CWA Local 6300 because Carrier was outsourcing them to Mexico. 8 Communications Workers of America / fall 2016 ARIZONA COLORADO NEW MEXICO ARIZONA Who Stands Where They Stand on the Issues Maricopa County Recorder with Working Families? On primary Election Day, March 22, 2016, CWA local leaders have lines to vote in endorsed these candidates: Arizona’s big- gest county ARIZONA • U.S. Senate • stretched as long as five Ann Kirkpatrick hours. Though U.S. House • Tom O’Halleran Maricopa Coun- (AZ-01) • Matthew Heinz (AZ-02) ty has more than 2 million registered voters, it had cut the number of polling • Raul Grijalva (AZ-03) • Ruben Ann Kirkpatrick John McCain

U.S. SENATE – ARIZONA U.S. locations from 200 stations in 2012 to Gallego (AZ-04) • Kyrsten Sinema just 60 in 2016. (AZ-07) U.S. Representative (AZ-01) U.S. Senator, Arizona This wasn’t a mistake. Ever since the U.S. COLORADO • U.S. House • uu Voted “NO” on fast track authority uu Voted “YES” on fast track authority Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Diana DeGette (CO-01) • Morgan for the TPP trade deal, saying “free for the TPP trade deal. Act, which required federal oversight of all Carroll (CO-06) trade done in secret can lead to new voting practices in states with a his- serious problems” like the offshoring tory of voting discrimination, it’s become uu Voted “NO” on ending pay NEW MEXICO • U.S. House • of American jobs and the erosion of more difficult for ordinary Americans to discrimination based on gender. Michelle Lujan Grisham (NM-01) • labor standards. cast their ballots. Ben Lujan (NM-03) McCain has voted against paycheck uu Cast her first vote in Congress for fairness at least five times. Maricopa County Recorder Helen Purcell, a the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, Republican, blamed the long lines on large numbers of independents and other voters which restored women’s right to uu Voted “NO” on extending who needed provisional ballots and extra challenge unfair pay in the courts. unemployment benefits to help attention. Many of the polling places were jobless families. uu Wants to revive the middle class new, and the county had done little beyond by creating good paying local jobs, social media and some news interviews to investing in education, infrastructure uu Voted “NO” on blocking tax breaks alert the public about the new process and and job training, and keeping good for companies that send jobs and locations. A local criminal defense attorney jobs in Arizona and the U.S. work offshore. Adrian Fontes (pictured above), a Demo- crat, immediately launched his challenge to uu Co-sponsored a bill to increase the her reelection campaign. Bill Mundell, left, and Tom Chabin, are CWA-endorsed minimum wage to $10.10. uu Voted “NO” on raising the minimum candidates for the Arizona Corporation Commission. wage to $10.10. CWA is rallying around Fontes, who says these long lines were a form of “poll tax” on District 7: working families, the elderly, the disabled, Sources: Albuquerque Journal, and single parents with young kids. His Getting It Done Arizona Republic, Candidate message: every voice counts, every vote websites, Congressional Record, matters. There’s a lot happening in D7, with Mother Jones, Politico CWAers and retirees participating in political organizing bootcamps and Where They Stand on the Issues holding phone banks, neighborhood walks and worksite actions. Key races are in Arizona, Colorado, Iowa and New Mexico. COLORADO The Arizona Senate race has been U.S. House — called “competitive to the end.” 6th Congressional Democrat and Congresswoman Ann Kirkpatrick is neck and neck with District incumbent John McCain. In both Colorado and Iowa, there is a good Morgan Carroll Mike Coffman opportunity for Democrats to win at least two House seats. In Nebraska, Colorado State Senator U.S. Representative (CO-06) Democrat and incumbent Brad uu Opposes the TPP trade deal. uu Voted “YES” on fast track authorization for the Ashford is on track for reelection. uu Supports workers’ rights to bargain collectively. TPP trade deal. In New Mexico, we’re working to uu Supports paycheck fairness and equal pay for uu Voted against the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act. Voted regain Democratic control of the women. Co-authored a bill to protect Coloradoans twice to block the Paycheck Fairness Act. state House and keep the Senate. from workplace discrimination. Currently there are 37 Republicans and 33 Democrats in the State uu Opposes privatizing Social Security or turning uu Said Social Security is “obviously a Ponzi scheme.” House of Representatives. Medicare into a voucher program. Opposes increasing the retirement age or expanding for-profit uu Voted against raising the minimum wage. Vice President Brenda Roberts interests in the Medicare system. 8 Communications Workers of America / fall 2016

CALIFORNIA NEVADA U.S. SENATE – CALIFORNIA Who Stands Kamala Harris on the Issues Under California’s new primary system, the top two vote-getters – regardless with Working of political party – advance to the general election. When Attorney General Kamala Harris squares off against Rep. Loretta Sanchez in November, it will be Families? the first time two Democrats will meet in a rematch.

CWA local leaders Trade have endorsed these Harris opposes the TPP trade deal. candidates: Big Banks and Unfair Foreclosures CALIFORNIA • As attorney general, Harris took on the country’s five largest banks for improper U.S. Senate • Kamala Harris foreclosure practices. California working families received $20 billion in mortgage U.S. House • Doris Matsui relief and refinance assistance. (CA-06) • Paul Cook (CA-08) • Jerry McNerney (CA-09) • Workers’ Rights Michael Eggman (CA-10) • Mark Harris supports workers’ rights for all, regardless of immigration status. As attorney Kamala Harris DeSaulnier (CA-11) • Nancy Pelosi general, she won back pay for underpaid car wash workers and aggressively pursued (CA-12) • Barbara Lee (CA-13) • litigation against a trucking company that misclassified its employees as independent Mike Honda (CA-17) • Zoe Lofgren contractors to pay them less. (CA-19) • Salud Carbajal (CA-24) • Brian Caforio (CA-25) • Julia Equal Pay for Equal Work Kamala Harris has a strong commitment to Brownley (CA-26) • Judy Chu In California, Harris supported the Fair Pay Act “ justice and public service. As a prosecutor (CA-27) • Adam Schiff (CA-28) to prohibit employers from setting lower wages • Tony Cardenas (CA-29) • Brad based on gender for similar work. She supports for nearly twenty years, and after taking on Sherman (CA-30) • Pete Aguilar the federal Paycheck Fairness Act. (CA-31) • Grace Napolitano the big banks, she has proven that she is not (CA-32) • Ted Lieu (CA-33) • Voting Rights one to back down from a fight. That's exactly Norma Torres (CA-35) • Raul Ruiz Harris supports modernization of voter registration (CA-36) • Linda Sanchez (CA-38) • and stronger protections against discriminatory voting who we need in the U.S. Senate. Lucille Roybal-Allard (CA-40) • Mark laws. She will work to restore the Voting Rights Act. - CWA DISTRICT 9 VICE PRESIDENT TOM RUNNION” Takano (CA-41) • Isadore Hall (CA-44) • Alan Lowenthal (CA-47) • Juan Vargas (CA-51) Where They Stand on the Issues NEVADA • U.S. Senate • “I would rather fight for what Catherine Cortez Masto • I feel is just, no matter how U.S. House • Dina Titus (NV-01) • Chip Evans (NV-02) • Ruben stacked the cards are against Kihuen (NV-04) us, than be a bystander on the policies shaping our lives.” District 9: Getting It Done Adrian Regalado CWA Local 9421 There’s a lot happening in D9, with CWAers and retirees participating in Joe Heck political organizing bootcamps and SENATE – NEVADA U.S. Catherine Cortez Masto holding phone banks, neighborhood walks, and worksite actions. Key races are Former Nevada Attorney General U.S. Representative (NV-03) the California Senate race, and elections for U.S. representatives in Congressional uu Opposes the TPP trade deal and other uu Voted “YES” on fast track authorization Districts 21, 25, 26 and 48. trade deals that could result in more for the TPP trade deal. American jobs being shipped overseas. Being a CWA Activist means There are several critical ballot initiatives uu Called Social Security a “pyramid on the California ballot, including scheme” and wants to privatize it, actively working with other measures to authorize funding for state uu Will safeguard Medicare and Social letting Wall Street cash in on workers’ organizations to help make community college facilities and other Security. retirement. Heck received more than the issues affecting everyday education programs and operations. $300,000 in contributions from Wall people and the planet a Another initiative will enable voters to uu Supports increasing the minimum wage. Street and sponsored $44 million in take a stand against the U.S. Supreme Says, “Americans cannot feed their tax breaks for the big banks. Has a 10 priority... And it’s working! Court’s disastrous Citizens United families off of $15,000 a year.” percent lifetime rating from the Alliance decision. for Retired Americans. Darrin Thompson u D9 activists are also working on two uu Supports paycheck fairness and equal u Voted “NO” on raising the minimum wage. CWA Local 9003 important U.S. Senate races to elect pay for equal work. Attorney General Kamala Harris in uu Blocked congressional votes on pay- California and Catherine Cortez Masto check fairness. in Nevada. Sources: Candidate websites, Congressional Record, Los Angeles Times, Vice President Tom Runnion Wall Street Journal. 8 Communications Workers of America / fall 2016

MISSOURI Where They Stand on the Issues

Who Stands with Working Families?

CWA local leaders have endorsed these candidates: Roy Blunt MISSOURI • Jason Kander Governor • Chris Koster U.S. SENATE – MISSOURI U.S. Lt. Governor • Russ Carnahan Missouri Secretary of State U.S. Senator, Missouri U.S. Senate • Jason Kander uu Rallied with public employees against the state uu Voted against the Employee Free Choice Act. U.S. House • William Clay legislature’s “paycheck deception” bill. Opposes Threatened to withhold funding from the National (MO-01) • Bill Otto (MO-02) • “right to work” (for less). Former member of the Labor Relations Board. Dodges questions on whether Emanuel Cleaver (MO-05) United Transportation Union. he supports “right to work” (for less). Secretary of State • Robin Smith uu Opposes the TPP trade deal, calling it a “bad deal for uu Supported numerous free trade agreements since Attorney General • Teresa Hanley Missouri.” joining Congress in 1997. Voted “YES” on fast track authority for the TPP trade deal. State Treasurer • Judy Baker uu Strong advocate for equal pay for equal work and earned paid sick leave, calling it “the smart thing to uu Voted “NO” on the Paycheck Fairness Act. Voted do for Missouri’s working families.” “NO” on the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act.

uu Supports raising the minimum wage. uu Opposes raising the minimum wage and has voted “NO” on raising it to $10.10. uu A strong advocate of campaign finance and ethics reform. Worked to make state government more uu Skipped votes in Congress to raise money. Hired his transparent, accessible, and accountable. lobbyist son to run his reelection campaign. Robin Smith, a lifelong union member and Democratic candidate for Missouri Secretary of State, was endorsed by CWA Missouri leaders and the Missouri MISSOURI GOVERNOR AFL-CIO. She is committed to fighting for working families and standing up for voting rights. Where They Stand on the Issues

District 6: Getting It Done VOTE NO on Amendment 6 CWAers and retirees in D6 are participating in CWA activists are working with Jobs with political organizing bootcamps; holding phone Justice and the Missouri AFL-CIO to spread the banks, neighborhood walks, and worksite word about a restrictive voting rights measure actions; and are concentrating on some key on the November ballot. Chris Koster Eric Greitens races, especially in Missouri and Texas. Missouri was one of the first states to require voters to present a photo ID about ten u In Missouri, we need to elect Attorney years ago. But the state Supreme Court found Missouri Attorney General u Supports so-called “right to work” (for less). Says “right to General and Democrat Chris Koster to that law to be unconstitutional, and politicians uu Supports workers’ right to and groups who want to limit the right to vote work helps Missourians.” follow current Governor Jay Nixon, who has bargain. Opposes “right to work” have been working to reinstate the law. held the line for us against “right to work” (for less). Says, “Simply put, uu No public statements on pay (for less) and “paycheck deception.” Also The measure on the November ballot calls ‘right to work’ is about lowering equity. in Missouri, there is a key Senate race, for changes in the state constitution to allow wages. It’s part of a long-term voter ID laws. In July, Gov. Jay Nixon (D) effort to reduce wages generally uu More than 71 percent of his with Democrat Jason Kander taking on vetoed a bill that would have required voters across our economy.” political contributions come incumbent Roy Blunt. This is rated “a race to show a photo ID, calling it “an affront to from out of state. One super to watch.” A voter ID initiative also is on the Missourians’ fundamental right to vote” that uu Says pay equity is a key issue. PAC – unregistered with the November 8 ballot. would make it harder for seniors, people with state Ethics Commission and disabilities and people of color to vote. uu Supports ballot initiative to with unknown donors – gave In Texas, CWAers are pushing to elect Pete The requirement would hurt 220,000 limit donations to candidates him $1.975 million, the single Gallegos to the U.S. House in the 23rd registered Missourians who don’t have a photo and parties. A majority of his largest political contribution in Missouri history, violating district. We want to get him back in office. ID, or nearly 10 percent of the people voting in donations come from unions. the last presidential election. Missouri law. Vice President Claude Cummings Sources: Candidate websites, Congressional Record, The Hill, Kansas City Star, KBIA, KOMU, KWMU, Missouri Times, Springfield News Leader, St. Louis Post Dispatch, Washington Post. 8 Communications Workers of America / fall 2016 NORTH CAROLINA FLORIDA

District 3: Where They Stand on the Issues “I’m a CWA Activist because Getting It Done fighting for workers’ rights, women’s rights, civil rights, CWAers in D3 are participating in LGBT rights, and rights for political organizing bootcamps, the disabled are fights for holding phone banks, human rights. Together we neighborhood walks and worksite actions, and are concentrating on can and will give voice to the key races especially in Florida, voiceless, while supporting Georgia and North Carolina. legislation and people that will help bring us tangible, The U.S. Senate race in North Deborah Ross Richard Burr positive results for all our Carolina is a great opportunity to elect Democrat Deborah Ross, brothers and sisters and their U.S. SENATE – NORTH CAROLINA U.S. who supports working families’ Former North Carolina state children, and for generations representative and former issues. In Florida, Marco Rubio U.S. Senator, North Carolina to come.” Executive Director of the North has broken his promise not to Carolina ACLU. run for office; Democratic Rep. Ken Grundwald CWA Local 3640 Patrick Murphy is taking him on. uu Will work to end tax breaks for uu Voted “YES” on fast track authority for In Georgia, CWAers are standing companies that ship jobs overseas and the TPP trade deal. with Democrat Jim Barksdale, to reward companies that keep and who is taking on incumbent create jobs in the U.S. uu Voted “NO” to blocking tax credits for Johnny Isakson, sometimes companies that offshore work and jobs. known as “the senator from Delta uu As a state representative, introduced Airlines,” because of support for measure to close the gender pay uu Voted “NO” on ensuring that men and the company’s corporate policies. gap and stop employers from paying women receive equal pay for equal Barksdale opposes bad trade deals workers differently because of gender. work. and the TPP trade deal, wants to fix our broken campaign finance uu Wants to strengthen and support uu Wants to privatize Medicare, giving a big system, and believes in equal pay Medicare and Social Security by making handout to insurance companies and for equal work. the wealthy pay their fair share. raising seniors’ premiums. Proposed increasing the eligibility age to 67. Vice President uu Supports increasing the minimum Richard Honeycutt wage to $12. uu Voted “NO” to increasing the minimum wage to $10.10. U.S. SENATE – FLORIDA Voting Rights Victory in North Carolina Where They Stand on the Issues

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th voting and make new-voter registration Circuit struck down North Carolina’s more difficult. restrictive voting law passed by the The appeals court found that lawmakers Republican-controlled legislature in 2013. deliberately tried to reduce the number Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s of African-American voters. “Because Shelby decision that year that gutted the of race,” wrote Judge Diana Motz, “the 51-year old Voting Rights Act, North Carolina legislature enacted one of the largest Marco Rubio moved quickly to impose strict voter restrictions of the franchise in modern Patrick Murphy identification requirements, reduce early North Carolina history.” U.S. Representative (FL-18) U.S. Senator, Florida uu Voted “NO” on fast track authority for uu Voted “YES” on fast track the TPP trade deal. authority. Said the TPP trade deal would be one of three “pillars” of uu Co-sponsored the Paycheck Fairness a Rubio presidency. Act to end pay discrimination based on gender. uu Voted “NO” on the Paycheck Fairness Act. uu Co-sponsored a bill to increase the uu Called raising the minimum wage minimum wage to $10.10 and tie future “a disaster.” increases to the Consumer Price Index.

“Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) said that he can’t commit to serving a full term in the Senate if voters re-elect him this year.” Sources: Associated Press, candidate websites, Congressional Record, Huffington Post Fox/Wall Street Journal presidential debate, Huffington Post. 8 Communications Workers of America / fall 2016 NEW JERSEY NEW YORK NEW HAMPSHIRE

Who Stands Where They Stand on the Issues with Working Every vote counts Families? during this historic and CWA local leaders important have endorsed these election. As a candidates: CWA Activ- NEW YORK • U.S. Senate • ist I am ready Charles Schumer to be on the U.S. House • Lee Zeldin (NY-01) front line for • DuWayne Gregory (NY-02) • Tom Suozzi (NY-03) • Grace Meng (NY-06) Gov. Maggie Hassan Sen. Kelly Ayotte change. • Nydia Velazquez (NY-07) • Hakeem Rosalind R. Moore

Jeffries (NY-08) • Yvette Clarke (NY- SENATE – NEW HAMPSHIRE U.S. Governor, New Hampshire U.S. Senator, New Hampshire CWA Local 1040 09) • Jerrold Nadler (NY-10) • Joseph Crowley (NY-14) • Jose Serrano uu Opposes the TPP trade deal. uu Voted “YES” on fast track authority (NY-15) • Eliot Engel (NY-16) • Sean for the TPP trade deal. As a nurse and a CWA Maloney (NY-18) • Zephyr Teachout uu As governor, signed New (NY-19) • Paul Tonko (NY-20) • Hampshire’s Paycheck Fairness Act Activist, I work for justice uu Voted “NO” on ending pay Mike Derrick (NY-21) • John Plumb to help ensure that women receive for myself, coworkers and my discrimination based on gender. (NY-23) • Louise Slaughter (NY-25) equal pay for equal work. patients. I love my work! • Brian Higgins (NY-26) • Diana Kastenbaum (NY-27) uu Supports campaign finance reform uu Voted “NO” on extending Deborah Timmons unemployment to help jobless NEW JERSEY • U.S. House • to reduce the influence of money in CWA Local 1168 Donald Norcross (NJ-01) • Frank politics, including the Government families. LoBiondo (NJ-02) • Josh Gottheimer by the People Act and the Fair (NJ-05) • Frank Pallone (NJ-06) • Elections Now Act, which would uu Voted “NO” on blocking tax breaks Peter Jacob (NJ-07) • Albio Sires create a system of voluntary public for companies that send jobs and (NJ-08) • William Pascrell (NJ-09) • financing for federal candidates. work offshore. Donald Payne, Jr. (NJ-10) • Bonnie Watson Coleman (NJ-12) uu Called for raising the state uu Voted “NO” on increasing the NEW HAMPSHIRE • U.S. Senate minimum wage to at least $10 minimum wage to $10.10. • Maggie Hassan an hour. U.S. House • Carol Shea (NH-01) • Ann Kuster (NH-02) Sources: Candidate websites, Congressional Record, Concord Monitor NEW JERSEY The Fight to Save Our Pensions Goes On

At the last possible minute, New Jersey Senate President Stephen Sweeney refused District 1: to allow a final vote by lawmakers that would Getting It Done have placed a voter referendum on secure funding for public worker pensions on the November ballot. CWAers in D1 have participated in political organizing bootcamps and actions in advance of the Sept. 13 primary in New York and November 8 CWAers packed the Senate gallery for the general election. final session and filled the halls of the New Jersey Statehouse, holding hundreds of face- In addition to phone banks, neighborhood walks, and worksite actions to-face meetings with Senate and Assembly to support CWA’s endorsed candidates, CWA activists are putting an members. For months, CWA activists have intense focus on electing Democratic members to the New York State been mobilizing and lobbying, building Senate, which has controlled by Republicans for four decades. As a support among CWA members and retirees result, several key measures have been blocked, including ensuring for a constitutional amendment that would equal pay for women, fair election financing, fair redistricting, voting require the government to fully fund public workers’ pensions. modernization, and others.

But Sweeney insisted on linking the pension In New Jersey, CWA is looking ahead to the 2017 election, when the referendum to getting a veto-proof vote on governor, members of the state legislature and other statewide offices on transportation funding. That effort failed, and the ballot. deadline for the November ballot passed. Public worker pensions are underfunded by Vice President Dennis Trainor nearly $40 million as lawmakers continue to pass the buck. 8 Communications Workers of America / fall 2016 OHIO WISCONSIN INDIANA Who Stands U.S. SENATE – OHIO District 4: with Working Where They Stand on the Issues Getting It Done

Families? CWAers and retirees in D4 are participating in political organizing Local CWA Leaders boot camps; holding phone banks, have endorsed: neighborhood walks, and worksite actions; and are concentrating on key OHIO • U.S. Senate • races especially in Ohio, Indiana, and Ted Strickland Wisconsin. We’ve developed a polit- ical action timeline, and turnout will U.S. House • Joyce Beatty be key. “Take 10” is our voter-to-voter (OH-03) • Marcy Kaptur (OH- connection effort, with each activist 09) • Marcia Fudge (OH-11) • Ted Strickland Rob Portman agreeing to make certain that 10 Tim Ryan (OH-13) coworkers, family, or friends are reg- istered and vote on November 8. WISCONSIN • U.S. Senate • Former Ohio Governor and U.S. U.S. Senator, Ohio Russ Feingold Representative (OH-06) The U.S. Senate race in Ohio is close, but a good opportunity to elect for- U.S. House • Mark Pocan uu Supports workers’ rights to bargain collec- uu Helped develop GOP plan to defeat card tively. Opposes “right to work” (for less). check. Supports “right to work” (for mer Governor Ted Strickland and get (WI-02) • Gwen Moore (WI-04) less). uu Strongly supports equal pay for women rid of longtime free trade advocate Rob Portman. In Wisconsin, we’re INDIANA • Governor • and paid family leave. uu Voted against equal pay legislation at hoping to return Russ Feingold to the John Gregg uu Wants to strengthen Social Security and least five times. Medicare. Opposes any effort to privatize Senate seat he held until 2010. In the U.S. Senate • Evan Bayh Social Security, raise retirement age, or cut uu Voted to privatize Social Security, voted Indiana gubernatorial race, Democrat benefits. to make Medicare a voucher program. John Gregg, the former Speaker of U.S. House • Peter Visclosky the State House, is running against (IN-01) • Lynn Carnell Coleman uu Supports raising the minimum wage to at uu Voted “NO” on increasing the minimum least $12. wage to $10.10. Lieutenant Governor Eric Holcomb. (IN-02) • Angela Jo Demaree And in Indiana, we have the chance to uu Strongly opposes the TPP trade deal. In (IN-05) • Andre Carson (IN-07) uu Voted “YES” on fast track authority elect Evan Bayh to the U.S. Senate. • Shelli Yoder (IN-09) Congress, voted against NAFTA, CAFTA, for the TPP trade deal. Voted “NO” on US-Chile free trade agreement, and other blocking tax breaks to companies that Vice President Linda Hinton bad trade deals. send jobs offshore.

GOVERNOR – INDIANA U.S. SENATE – WISCONSIN Where They Stand on the Issues Where They Stand on the Issues

John Gregg Eric Holcomb Russ Feingold Ron Johnson

Former Indiana State House Lt. Governor of Indiana Former U.S. Senator, Wisconsin U.S. Senator, Wisconsin Majority Leader uu Has pledged that no state money will uu Fought against the 2009 auto uu Voted “YES” on allowing public safety uu Voted to prohibit TSA employees from go to incentivize companies coming industry rescue, which saved officers to bargain collectively. engaging in collective bargaining. to Indiana that pay poverty-level nearly 100,000 Indiana jobs. uu Voted to make it more difficult for airline wages. uu Opposes “right to work” (for less). employees to join a union. uu Will work to repeal Mike Pence’s con- uu Praised Indiana’s 2012 passage uu Co-sponsored and voted “YES” on troversial, discriminatory Religious of “right-to-work” (for less) uu Supports “right to work” (for less). legislation. Said the anti-worker the Paycheck Fairness Act. Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) law. uu Voted “NO” on the Paycheck legislation increased Indiana’s uu Strong supporter of pay equity in uu Wants to expand and strengthen Social Fairness Act. Indiana, which ranks 41st in gender attractiveness to businesses. Security and Medicare and opposes uu Voted to privatize Social Security, voted wage quality. efforts to privatize those programs. to make Medicare a voucher program. Calls Social Security a “Ponzi scheme.” “Holcomb, meanwhile, avoided specifics as he moves into just uu Supports raising the minimum wage his second month of campaigning for the office.” — Goshen News to $15. uu Voted “NO” on increasing the minimum wage to $10.10. uu Strongly opposes the TPP trade deal. uu Voted “YES” on fast track authority for Sources: Candidate websites, Cleveland.com, Congressional Record, In Congress, voted against NAFTA and the TPP trade deal. Congressional Quarterly, Fox Business News, Huffington Post other bad trade deals. 8 Communications Workers of America / fall 2016 PENNSYLVANIA MARYLAND U.S. SENATE – PENNSYLVANIA District 2-13: Where They Stand on the Issues Getting It Done

CWAers in D2-13 are participating in political organizing boot camps and holding phone banks, neighborhood walks, and worksite actions, with a focus on key races in Pennsylvania and Maryland.

The U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania is a great opportunity to elect Dem- Katie McGinty Pat Toomey ocrat Katie McGinty, who supports working families’ issues, and to Former Pennsylvania Secretary U.S. Senator, Pennsylvania defeat Senator Pat Toomey, who has of Environmental Protection voted for fast track authority on the uu Strongly opposes the TPP trade deal. uu Co-sponsored a national “right to work” (for less) bill, voted to TPP trade deal and fought to privat- prohibit TSA employees from bargaining collectively, voted to make it more difficult for airline workers to form a union. ize Social Security and Medicare. uu Supports the Paycheck Fairness Act and paid family We must also take back seats in the leave. uu Voted “YES” on fast track authority for the TPP trade deal. Voted “YES” on Colombian, Korea, Chile, and other free trade Pennsylvania House and Senate, as deals. Republican majorities in both have uu Opposes privatization of Social Security and efforts to uu Voted “NO” on the Paycheck Fairness Act. been stepping up their anti-union turn Medicare into a voucher program. uu Co-sponsored a bill that would privatize Social Security. efforts. Sponsored budget proposal to turn Medicare into a voucher uu Supports strengthening Wall Street regulation, pledges system. In Maryland, we have a chance to to fight efforts to repeal Dodd-Frank. elect Congressman Chris Van Hollen uu Supports repeal of Dodd-Frank. His largest source of cam- paign contributions is Wall Street. to the U.S. Senate. Van Hollen has uu Supports raising the minimum wage to $15 per hour. uu Voted “NO” several times on raising the minimum wage. come out strongly in opposition to the disastrous TPP trade deal. Sources: Candidate websites, Center for Budget & Policy Vice President Ed Mooney U.S. SENATE – MARYLAND Priorities, Chesapeake Complex, Congressional Record, Where They Stand on the Issues Huffington Post, Open Secrets, RealClearPolitics “I am politically active to “The TPP deal that honor the sacrifices that is emerging is a were made by my ancestors fatally flawed for me to even have this pact that does not right. I feel that we all share adequately protect a responsibility in making Maryland jobs, the things better. Kathy Szeliga environment, and Chris Van Hollen For me, the 2016 election is a workers’ rights.” hope to get someone in office U.S. Representative (MD-08) Maryland State Delegate that will have the support — Chris Van Hollen, uu Rallied with CWA members on strike at u they need to fight for justice U.S. Representative u Supports the TPP trade deal. “The [TPP] Verizon. would produce more jobs and improve our for Maryland’s and equality for all people. ” u economy.” 8th congressional u Supports workers’ right to bargain Nadine Wyatt collectively and organize. Voted “NO” on district. CWA Local 2201 making it harder for airline workers to organize. uu As a state representative, voted “NO” on uu Voted “NO” on fast track authority for the Paid Sick Leave. TPP trade deal. uu Co-sponsored a bill to create a national uu Voted “NO” on increasing the minimum system for paid leave. wage to $10.10. uu Supports raising the minimum wage to $15. Says “our minimum wage should be a living wage, not a poverty wage.”