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The final day to vote in the general election is Tuesday, Nov. 5.

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What this election is about

Solidarity

Solidarity is how we win for working people. We won’t let the Republicans divide us by race, immigrant status, or gender.

Learn more: https://www.seiuhcil.org/vote

Hope: to have victories and still reach for more.

It’s okay to hope again, to want something better, to have victories, and still reach for more. Hard-working Americans have the power to win a future with Kamala Harris.

Our Seniors

Our Kids

Bridgett loves that Tim Walz is a teacher and that he understands that what we put into kids is what we get out of them.

Protect Our Freedom & Rights / Stopping Project 2025

Whether it’s reproductive freedom, our rights to a union and good paying jobs, our head start and education systems, or giving us opportunities and protecting us from discrimination, Trump and the Republicans want to take these away, while Kamala and the Democrats want to protect them.

Our Candidates / Ballot Initiatives

Indiana

President/Vice President

Kamala Harris and Tim Walz

U.S. Congress

Rep. Frank J. Mrvan

Illinois

President/Vice President

Kamala Harris and Tim Walz

U.S. Congress

Rep. Nikki Budzinski (IL-13)

Rep. Eric Sorenson (IL-17)

Lake County State’s Attorney

Eric Rinehart

IL State Sentate

District 1: Javier L. Cervantes

District 5: Lakesia Collins

IL State House of Representatives

District 2: Elizabeth “Lisa” Hernandez
District 5: Kimberly Du Buclet
District 6: Sonya Harper 
District 8: La Shawn K. Ford 
District 9: Yolonda Morris
District 13: Hoan Huynh
District 15: Michael J. Kelly 
District 17: Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz 
District 18: Robyn Gabel 
District 19: Lindsey LaPointe 
District 24: Theresa Mah 
District 26: Kam Buckner
District 30: William “Will” Davis
District 34: Nicholas “Nick” Smith  
District 35: Mary Gill 
District 39: Will Guzzardi
District 40: Jaime M. Andrade, Jr 
District 43: Anna Moeller 
District 46: Diane Blair-Sherlock 
District 49: Maura Hirschauer 
District 50: Barbara Hernandez
District 51: Nabeela Syed 
District 54: Mary Beth Canty 
District 57: Tracy Katz Muhl 
District 58: Bob Morgan 
District 59: Daniel Didech 
District 61: Joyce Mason
District 66: Suzanne Ness 
District 67: Maurice A. West II 
District 72: Gregg C. Johnson
District 77: Norma Hernandez
District 80: Anthony DeLuca
District 81: Anne Stava-Murray
District 85: Dagmara “Dee” Avelar
District 86: Lawrence “Larry” Walsh, Jr.
District 91: Sharon Chung
District 96: Sue Scherer
District 97: Harry Benton 
District 112: Katie Stuart
District 114: LaToya Greenwood

Missouri

President/Vice President

Kamala Harris and Tim Walz

U.S. Senate

Lucas Kunce for Senate

Governor

Crystal Quade for Governor

Ballot Measures

Yes on Amendment 3, Right to Reproductive Freedom

A YES vote for Amendment 3 will…

Establish a right to make decisions about reproductive health care, including abortion and contraceptives, with any governmental interference of that right presumed invalid;

Remove Missouri’s ban on abortion;

Require the government not to discriminate, in government programs, funding, and other activities, against persons providing or obtaining reproductive health care;

The full text of the Right to Reproductive Freedom amendment is available here.

Yes on Prop A: Health Families and Fair Wages

Allows workers to earn paid sick time off.

Proposition A allows workers to earn paid sick time off, at a rate of 1 hour for every 30 hours worked, or around 7 days a year for a full time worker at a larger company and 5 days a year at a smaller company. Working parents deserve to take time off to take care of themselves and their children just as much as wealthy executives that already get sick leave and other benefits.

Raises the minimum wage to $15 an hour

A full time minimum wage worker currently makes less than $25,000 a year. Prop A will help over 137,000 parents as well as 338,000 kids who live  in a household that will receive a raise when we pass Prop A. This gradual adjustment to $15/hour is one that small businesses can get behind that allows parents to get their feet underneath them, pay the bills, and work toward better opportunities.

Missouri State House of Representative
14 Ashley Aune 
22 Yolanda Young 
23 Michael L Johnson 
37 Mark Sharp 
50 Gregg Bush 
66 Marlene Terry
68 Kem Smith 
72 Doug Clemens 
73 Raychel Proudie 
75 Chanel Mosley 
76 Marlon Anderson 
77 Kimberly-Ann Collins 
79 LaKeySha Bosley 
81 Steve Butz 
84 Del Taylor 
85 Yolonda Fountain Henderson

Missouri State
1 Doug Beck 
5 Steve Roberts 
7 Patty Lewis 
9 Barbara Anne Washington 1
11 Robbie Sauls 
13 Angela Mosley 
15 Joe Pereles 
17 Maggie Nurrenbern 
 23 Matt Williams