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Since 2003, Working America members have come together to build an Oregon that works for all of us, not just the wealthy.
Working America is 21 Years Old Today and Has Grown to 5 Million Members
10/10/2024
Today, October 10th, marks 21 years since Working America was born. What started out as a small door-knocking campaign in Cleveland, OH, has since become a powerful organizing force for working people.
The Verdict from the Voters in Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin
06/04/2024
Following the conviction in New York of former President Trump on 34 counts related to falsifying business records, we asked 300 Working America canvass organizers to report back what they heard from voters about the conviction.
It's Not Just the Vibes - How the Economic Recovery Is And Is Not Translating to Working-Class Voters
02/07/2024
As always when trying to understand presidential politics, the headlines written in DC and New York will ultimately be less impactful than the perspective of working-class voters in swing states. It’s the vibes of these voters that will decide the election.
Message from the Field: Happy Birthday Working America
10/10/2023
Twenty years ago today, Working America organizers knocked our first door and held our first face-to-face conversations in Cleveland, Ohio.
Message from the Field: We Added 407,014 Voters for Democrats in 2023. How Many Can We Add in 2024?
08/12/2023
We Added 407,014 Voters for Democrats in 2023. How Many Can We Add in 2024? Analysis of our 2022 voter contact program is providing some critical lessons that will ensure Working America can have a meaningful impact in 2024, thanks to your support.
Statement on the Life of Gerald W. McEntee, Founding President of Working America
07/11/2022
News of the passing of Gerald (Jerry) W. McEntee is a loss for our brothers, sisters, siblings and all of us in the labor movement, especially those from his home union of AFSCME.