ONE WEEK until Election Day. Let’s get it done!
There’s just ONE WEEK left to make your voice heard in this election. Let’s leave it all on the field in our push to elect pro-worker candidates.
Americans trust unions more than they trust any political party or institution—and we have get-out-the-vote operations running full steam ahead in 140 field offices across 35 states to turn out the vote. Union members are fired up and working hard to win. Will you join us?
We’re asking every single supporter of working people to step up and make a difference. Every vote is going to count.
Here are ways you can get involved:
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Make calls from home tonight through Election Day.
We are holding national phone banks to make calls to our battleground states tonight, Thursday, Saturday, Monday and Election Day. No experience is needed. We’ll train you on everything before you pick up the phone. Learn more and sign up.
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Attend an in-person volunteer event.
Union members are knocking on doors, volunteering at community events and helping out as election protectors. Join fellow trusted community members in talking to their neighbors about the importance of voting in 2026. Find an event: go.aflcio.org/events
- Remember your voting rights.
Do you, your friends or your co-workers have questions about your voting rights? Are you having an issue with registering to vote or casting your ballot? There’s a lot of misinformation online right now. Bookmark these trusted resources and spread the word about your rights.
We know what’s at stake in this election: lower gas and grocery prices, affordable health care, good union jobs, guardrails on AI, pro-worker legislation, and the right to form or join a union.
It comes down to this: Will we elect the candidates who will stand with us instead of the billionaires and greedy CEOs who are making life unaffordable for working people while filling their own pockets? Will we make a real change in this country for workers and families?
Our energy is high. President Trump and his billionaire allies know there are more of us than there are of them and that we are more powerful when we stand together. That’s why they’re trying to stop us from voting—or stop our votes from counting—instead of trying to win our votes.
It’s up to us to turn out the vote, protect our democracy and make sure the will of the people wins. We’re going to drive turnout for pro-worker candidates so this election is too big to rig.
This week, it’s all hands on deck. Thank you for joining us!
