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Your vote is your voice in our fight for thriving wages, better benefits and safer, stronger, healthier communities. We are a social justice union and we show up at the polls. Make sure you are registered to vote to take that important step in standing up for our rights and our communities. Let’s show up strong and make our voices impossible to ignore.
The deadline to register to vote is October 21, 2024.
In California, our ballots are mailed to us starting October 5, but if you’re not comfortable voting by mail or didn’t receive your ballot, you can find polling location to make your voice heard on Election Day. Knowing exactly where to go means taking control of your day so that nothing stands in your way of casting your ballot.
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Advocating for what is important to you!
Our Priorities
Wages and worker rights
We need leaders who support home care and family child care by strengthening labor protections, supporting better wages and benefits, and fighting to protect our communities.
Child care and family support
Let’s vote for champions of affordable child care who fight to ensure working families get the support they deserve while focusing on the true value of those providing care.
Healthcare access and affordability
We must expand healthcare coverage and lower costs to support families and ensure a healthier and happier community.
Choose Your County Below for a List of Endorsed Candidates
| Office | Candidate |
| Assembly District 74 | Chris Duncan |
| Assembly District 76 | Darshana Patel |
| Assembly District 77 | Tasha Boerner/td> |
| Assembly District 78 | Chris Ward |
| Assembly District 79 | LaShae Collins |
| Assembly District 80 | David Alvarez |
| Senate District 39 | Akilah Weber |
| San Diego Mayor | Todd Gloria |
| San Diego Board of Supervisors 3 | Terra Lawson-Remer |
| San Diego City Attorney | Brian Maienschein |
| Congressional District 49 | Mike Levin |
| U.S. Senate | Adam Schiff |
| Office | Candidate |
| Assembly District 64 | Blanca Pacheco |
| Assembly District 67 | Sharon Quirk-Silva |
| Assembly District 68 | Avelino Valencia |
| Assembly District 74 | Chris Duncan |
| Assembly District 73 | Cottie Petrie-Norris |
| Senate District 37 | Josh Newman |
| Congressional District 40 | Joe Kerr |
| Congressional District 45 | Derek Tran |
| Congressional District 47 | Dave Min |
| Congressional District 49 | Mike Levin |
| U.S. Senate | Adam Schiff |
Riverside County
| Office | Candidate |
| Assembly District 47 | Christy Holstege |
| Assembly District 36 | Joey Acuna |
| Assembly District 58 | Clarissa Cervantes |
| Assembly District 60 | Corey Jackson |
| Senate District 19 | Lisa Middleton |
| Senate District 31 | Sabrina Cervantes |
| Congressional District 41 | Will Rollins |
| U.S. Senate | Adam Schiff |
Alpine, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, Mono, Stanislaus, and Tuolumne Counties
| Office | Candidate |
| Assembly District 22 | Jessica Self |
| Assembly District 27 | Esmeralda Soria |
| Senate District 5 | Jerry McNerney |
| Congressional District 13 | Adam Gray |
| U.S. Senate | Adam Schiff |
Kern, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Barbara Counties
| Office | Candidate |
| Assembly District 30 | Dawn Addis |
| Assembly District 35 | Jasmeet Bains |
| Senate District 17 | John Laird |
| Senate District 21 | Monique Limon |
| Kern District 5 Supervisor | Kimberly Salas |
| Santa Maria City Council District 1 | Maria Salguero |
| Congressional District 22 | Rudy Salas |
| U.S. Senate | Adam Schiff |
Butte, El Dorado, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Sierra, and Sutter Counties
| Office | Candidate |
| Congressional District 3 | Jessica Morse |
| U.S. Senate | Adam Schiff |
Imperial County
| Office | Candidate |
| Assembly District 36 | Joey Acuna |
| U.S. Senate | Adam Schiff |
Contra Costa, Lake, Mendocino, Napa, Sacramento, San Francisco, San Mateo, Solano, Sonoma, Ventura, and Yolo Counties
| Office | Candidate |
| Assembly District 2 | Chris Rogers |
| Assembly District 4 | Cecilia Aguiar-Curry |
| Assembly District 10 | Stephanie Nguyen |
| Assembly District 11 | Lori Wilson |
| Assembly District 14 | Buffy Wicks |
| Assembly District 15 | Anamarie Avila Farias |
| Assembly District 16 | Rebecca Bauer-Kahan |
| Assembly District 17 | Matt Haney |
| Assembly District 18 | Mia Bonta |
| Assembly District 21 | Diane Papan |
| Assembly District 23 | Marc Berman |
| Assembly District 38 | Steve Bennett |
| Senate District 5 | Jerry McNerney |
| Senate District 7 | Jesse Arreguin |
| Senate District 9 | Tim Grayson |
| Senate District 11 | Scott Wiener |
| Senate District 13 | Josh Becker |
| Senate District 21 | Monique Limon |
| Senate District 27 | Henry Stern |
| Congressional District 3 | Jessica Morse |
| U.S. Senate | Adam Schiff |
Kamala Harris / Tim Walz
| Proposition | Recommendation | Description |
| 3 | YES | This proposition would change the California Constitution by removing the part that says only marriages between a man and a woman are valid in the state. Instead, it would state that everyone has a fundamental right to marry, regardless of gender. |
| 5 | YES | Allows approval of local infrastructure and housing bonds for low and middle income Californians with 55% vote. |
| 6 | YES | This proposal would remove involuntary servitude from the state constitution as a punishment for a crime. It would also allow the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to give credits to incarcerated people who choose to participate in work assignments. |
| 32 | YES | This proposal would raise the state’s minimum wage to $18 an hour by 2026 for all employers. After that, the minimum wage would be adjusted each year based on the cost of living. |
| 36 | NO | This measure would increase prison sentences and harsher penalties for minor theft and drug-related crimes. However, it would reduce important funding for mental health care, housing, and other community services. |
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