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 Walks
Your source on political action & voter info
Labor walks provide opportunity for effective member-to-member communications
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Union members will continue to walk in neighborhoods in communities throughout the state to talk face-to-face with fellow members about making change on Nov. 4 at the polls.
Walk dates are set through Election Day. Check the "Find Events" page for local listings.
ALL LOCAL EVENTS
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Want to help make change that matters on Nov. 4, 2008? It's not to late. We still need your help.
The AFL-CIO has been working with local unions like OCSEA to coordinate Labor-to-Labor walks in neighborhoods across the state.
Click on the Labor 2008 map and check out the AFL-CIO walk schedule for additional events happening in communities throughout Ohio, or see below.
Are you a first-time walker? Here's what to anticipate:
- Walk organizers will connect you with labor households to help Get Out The Vote.
- You'll receive instructions, maps and materials that will guide you in sharing information on issues that impact working families as well as voter registration and the early voters ballot.
- You may bring a friend or ask to be paired up with a walk buddy when you arrive at the walk staging location.
As in the past, OCSEA would like to see subordinate bodies offer $25/member for at least 2 hours of labor walking. Half of that cost can be reimbursed through the Challenge Grant Program.
Get your walking shoes ready and watch for upcoming labor walk dates. Also, consider neighborhood canvass opportunities through Faith Vote Columbus, Dayton Votes, and Reclaim Lorain — three chapters of a non-partisan coalition committed to voter registration and education.
FINAL LABOR WALK SCHEDULE
Toledo – AFSCME, 420 S Reynolds Rd., Contact Laura Harrison, 419-206-5070
Toledo – USW, 1440 S. Byrne Rd., Contact Laura Harrison, 419-206-5070
Toledo – AFT, 111 S. Byrnes Rd., Contact Laura Harrison, 419-206-5070
Rossford – IBEW 8, 807 Lime City Rd., Contact Laura Harrison, 419-206-5070
Sandusky – LIUNA 480, 1205 Perkins Ave., Contact Lynda Mobley, 419-217-7013
Mansfield – LIUNA 1216, 821 Park Ave W., Contact Lynda Mobley, 419-217-7013
Lima – UAW, 1440 Bellefontaine, Contact Bev Spetz, 419-309-5913
Lima – IBEW 32, 1975 NW St., Contact Bev Spetz, 419-309-5913
Lima – LIUNA 329, 4580 S Dixie, Contact Bev Spetz, 419-309-5913
Dayton – Dayton/Miami Valley CLC, 4127 E 2nd Ave, Contact Charlie Stott, 815-347-0920
Cincinnati – AFSCME, 1213 Tennessee Ave., Contact Maggie Priebe, 330-416-1940
Middletown – IAM 1943, 1100 Crawford St., Contact Maggie Priebe, 330-416-1940
Cincinnati – LIUNA 265, 3457 Montgomery Rd, Contact Maggie Priebe, 330-416-1940
Cincinnati – IBEW 212, 5179 Fishwick Rd., Contact Maggie Priebe, 330-416-1940
Cleveland – North Shore CLC, 3250 Euclid Ave. Rm 250, Contact Davida Russell, 216-409-2052
Lorain – Lorain CLC, 2089 North Ridge Rd E., Contact Davida Russell, 216-409-2052
Ashtabula – LIUNA 245, 2220 Center St. W, Contact Davida Russell, 216-409-2052
Mentor – IBEW 673, 8356 Munson Rd., Contact Davida Russell, 216-409-2052
Akron – CWA 4302, 2650 S Arlington Rd., Contact Nanette Folsom, 330-933-8651
Canton – USW 1123, 1234 Harrison Ave., Contact Nanette Folsom, 330-933-8651
Steubenville – IBEW 246, 626 N 4th St., Contact John Dyce, 330-565-2665
Niles – USW 2155, 1265 N Main St., Contact Janet Bernard, 330-233-6367
Columbus – UIW Seafarers, 2800 S High St., Contact Glen Skeen, 614-270-0433
Columbus – AFL-CIO HQ, 395 E Broad St., Contact Glen Skeen, 614-270-0433
Zanesville – IBEW 1105, 5805 Frayesburg Rd., Contact Adam Banig, 571-294-2507
Coshocton – USW 7014, 1048 S Sixth St., Contact Adam Banig, 571-294-2507
Bridgeport – UMWA, 417 Howard St., Contact Adam Banig, 571-294-2507
The Plains – AFSCME, 36 S Plains Rd., Contact Kathleen Green, 614-570-8834
Chillicothe – USW 731, 192 Burbridge Ave., Contact Randy Moore, 614-753-6498
See Related
All local events
Challenge Grant program
About Faith Vote Columbus: Voter Registration and Education
Your Voice: About PEOPLE program
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