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The American labor movement delivered key victories up and down the ballot during the recent Labor 2020 campaign. Now, says Painters DC 51 Political Director Roxana Mejia, “our path forward runs through Georgia, where we are facing two crucial runoff elections that will decide the difference between a pro-worker majority and an anti-union majority in the U.S. Senate.” Mejia, who’s on the ground in Georgia canvassing for the runoff, helped kick off the Metro Washington Council’s virtual phonebank recently, where volunteers called Georgia union members encouraging them to vote for Rev. Raphael Warnick and Jon Osoff in what is expected to be a very close election that hinges of turnout. Here’s a rundown of how DC-area activists can help get out the vote in Georgia: Metropolitan Washington Council: Virtual phonebanking, every Monday 6:00-8:00p; contact David Stephen at [email protected] for login information. AFL-CIO: Virtual phone bank room is open 2-7p today and from 12-3 pm on Saturday. Calls may be made anytime between 9 am - 9 pm ET seven days per week. AFSCME: Phone bank shifts scheduled daily through the election; click here for details. Coalition of Labor Union Women: SNAPPY HOUR phone banking event today, 5-7P & 8-10P. Click here to register. Working America: Volunteers send personalized letters or postcards to targeted working-class people in Georgia. Sign up here. Got more ways to get involved? Let us know! Email [email protected]  Comments are closed.
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