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Labor & Unions

The balance of power between workers and employers, covering unions, minimum wage, and worker rights.

What This Means

Labor policy is about the balance of power between workers and employers. It covers unions, minimum wage, working conditions, and worker rights.

Progressive

Wants stronger unions and higher minimum wages to give workers more power.

Conservative

Thinks unions raise costs and hurt businesses. Workers should negotiate on their own.

3931
Progressive
4375
Conservative
158
Mixed / Neutral
8464
Total
Party Breakdown
Democratic3931 officials
100% progressive0% mixed0% conservative
Republican4375 officials
0% progressive0% mixed100% conservative
Independent158 officials
0% progressive100% mixed0% conservative
Where Officials Stand

Officials grouped by where they land on this issue.

Progressive3931

Josh NewmanDemocratic
State Senator, District 13 · CA

Estimated from democrat party platform

and 3930 others:
Young
Thompson
Govan
Matthews
McQuinn

Centrist / Mixed158

Amer GhalibIndependent
Mayor of Hamtramck · MI

Estimated from independent party platform

and 157 others:
Bevan
McMillian
Rick Blangiardi
Blangiardi
Powell
Beatty

Conservative4375

Ken McClureRepublican
Mayor of Springfield · MO

Estimated from republican party platform

and 4374 others:
Brown
Bill Hagerty
Hagerty
Frank Lucas
Lucas
Willie Dove
Dove
Hood

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