Election Day is Nov. 3 - Register to Vote!

We are Union and We Vote!

This is your chance to use your POWER to say what kind of America you want to live and work in. Whether we like it or not, the gains we win at the bargaining table can be wiped out by laws on the local, state, or federal level. No matter your political party affiliation, Democrat or Republican, or the representatives you support, it is important that you are registered to vote. Register to vote so YOU can choose the candidates that support OUR jobs, LIUNA project labor agreements, and prevailing wage laws for our workers. Together, we can elect leaders who fight for:

• Real infrastructure investment
• Davis Bacon and prevailing wage laws
• Retirement security for every worker
• Collective bargaining rights
• An all-of-the-above energy policy
• Comprehensive immigration reform

Who wins elections, at ALL levels matters. Support leaders who will fight for the working-class. And, remember, we have strength in numbers. When we vote, we win.

Your Union Wages Are Under Attack
Trump Appointees Want to Cut Your Pay!

Register to Vote

To vote in any election you must be registered to vote. To qualify to register you must be:

• A U.S. citizen,
• A resident of the state you are voting in, and
• At least 17 1/2 years old (must be 18 years old by election day.)

You cannot:

• Be a convicted felon (unless your voting rights have been restored)
• Be judged mentally incompetent to vote by a court
• Claim the right to vote in any other place

Iowa Voter Resources

• Register to vote in Iowa
• Am I registered to vote in Iowa?
• Find your precinct/polling location
• Absentee/mail-in voting
• Registering to vote on Election Day
• Updating your registration
• Registering to vote after a felony conviction
• Iowa voter registration FAQ
• Sign up for election reminders

 Non-Iowa Voter Resources

• Register to vote
• Am I registered to vote?
• Find your precinct/polling location
• Absentee/mail-in voting
• Sign up for election reminders

LiUNA!Votes 2020 Resources

• COVID-19 and the Election
• Check state election deadlines
• Why voting matters at every level of state government
• Voter FAQ