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Labor 2008: Massachusetts/New Hampshire 2008 Coordinated Campaign
The Massachusetts AFL-CIO is well underway in an extensive coordinating effort with the New Hampshire AFL-CIO for the 2008 Elections. There are roughly 10,000 union members who work in We’re going to need the same type of efforts this year in We strongly urge you and your members to get involved in our
Local union mailings: Coordinators are provided with a flyer to send out via local union mail. Labels of your local union’s
Labor to Labor Walks and Phone Banks:
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The Massachusetts/New Hampshire 2008 Coordinated Campaign is working to get responsible Democrats elected to the White House and Congress, and to keep anti-worker candidates like McCain from being elected. Click the links below to read more.
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Click here to download materials for local unions to distribute. Includes upcoming events, fact sheets, and newsletters.
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