Dear WFN Member,

 
 
These Candidates Will Fight for Michigan’s Working Families
Candidates the AFL-CIO
has endorsed in Michigan

President: Barack Obama


U.S. Senate: Sen. Carl Levin


U.S. House
Rep. Bart Stupak (CD-1)
Fred Johnson (CD-2)
Henry Sanchez (CD-3)
Andrew Concannon (CD-4)
Rep. Dale Kildee (CD-5)
Don Cooney (CD-6)
Mark Schauer (CD-7)
Bob Alexander (CD-8)
Gary Peters (CD-9)
Robert Denison (CD-10)
Rep. Sander Levin (CD-12)
Rep. Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick (CD-13)
Rep. John Conyers (CD-14)
Rep. John Dingell (CD-15)
Know Your Rights
Download the AFL-CIO Michigan voter bill of rights flier. (PDF)

If you feel your right to vote is being violated, call the Election Protection Hotline toll free.
1-866-OUR-VOTE
(1-866-687-8683)
Tomorrow, millions of Americans will stream to the polls all across the country. Rain or shine, line or no line, this is our day to decide who will lead our country. From the top of the national ballot with Barack Obama and Joe Biden to the Senate, House and state legislative races, there is a lot at stake this year for working families.

The AFL-CIO has endorsed Barack Obama and Joe Biden because they are proud advocates for working families and will work tirelessly to help strengthen our economy and rebuild the middle class.

We are in the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, and working families are seeing their retirement savings wiped out, their jobs disappear and their homes foreclosed on. Our next president must break with the dangerous economic policies of the past eight years. Obama and Biden will rein in corporate excesses and reverse the failed economic policies of the past eight years that have enriched CEOs and hurt working families.

We all have a chance to be a part of history this year. Be sure to vote tomorrow for Barack Obama, Joe Biden and other pro-working family candidates on the ticket. Together, we can turn around America.

In Solidarity,

Karen Ackerman, AFL-CIO Political Director

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