Ten Races to Watch and What Working Families Did to Impact Them
The California Labor Federation and its affiliated unions and Central Labor Councils have targeted ten legislative races this year. With help from 20,000 volunteer shifts, we have launched a massive eight-week ground campaign to protect three seats for working family advocates and win another seven for new champions. These races will be among the closest in the state, and the work done by union volunteers may well make the difference by the time polls close tonight. The races and union activity totals are:
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AD 10 – Alyson Huber
(Amador, Sacramento and
San Joaquin counties)
60,000 pieces of mail
35,000 calls and doors
knocked on
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AD 30 – Fran Florez
(Fresno, Kings, Kern and
Tulare counties)
20,000 pieces of mail
15,000 calls and doors
knocked on
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SD 19 – Hannah-Beth
Jackson
(Santa Barbara, Ventura
and Los Angeles counties)
120,000 pieces of mail
45,000 calls and doors
knocked on
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AD 15 – Joan Buchanan
(Alameda, Contra Costa,
San Joaquin and
Sacramento counties)
60,000 pieces of mail
39,000 calls and doors
knocked on
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AD 78 – Marty Block
(San Diego county)
55,000 pieces of mail
30,000 calls and doors
knocked on
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CD 4 – Charlie Brown
(Butte, El Dorado, Lassen,
Modoc, Nevada, Placer,
Plumas, Sacramento, Sierra
counties)
120,000 pieces of mail
30,000 calls and doors
knocked on
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AD 26 – John Eisenhut
(San Joaquin and Stanislaus
counties)
70,000 pieces of mail
35,000 calls and doors
knocked on
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AD 80 – Manuel Perez
(Riverside and Imperial
counties)
30,000 pieces of mail
20,000 calls and doors
knocked on
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CD 11 – Jerry McNerney
(Alameda, Contra Costa,
San Joaquin, Santa Clara
counties)
35,000 pieces of mail
60,000 calls and doors
knocked on
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SD 5 – Lois Wolk
(Yolo, Solano, San
Joaquin and Sacramento
counties)
20,000 pieces of mail
30,0000 phone calls and
doors knocked on
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