2020 Election

Overview

2020 Election Program

At SEIU Local 1000, we often say ‘Politics Matter’ because they do. When we say politics, we aren’t just referring to a candidate or an election — we’re discussing everything from the water we drink and the roads we drive on to the communities we live in and the air we breathe. That’s why our 2020 Election Program is centered on our value. In this election, we will be challenging our co-workers, our families, our communities, and all of our political candidates to find ways to build a California for all of us.

We will be taking action to restore funding to our schools and communities, to ensure all of the candidates have a real plan to support working people and state workers, and to ensure our members have opportunities to take action on the issues that matter most to them. 

Political Event

Politics Matter – Get Involved!

The California Primary Election is Tuesday, March 3rd. As Local 1000 members, we know it is critical to be engaged not only as union members, but as voters! We will mobilize for working-family candidates and campaigns throughout the state to ensure that all Californians are able to live a good life and enjoy the fruits of social, economic, and environmental justice.

If you would like to volunteer for an upcoming event in your area, please RSVP by calling the MRC at 866.471.7348 or by using the links below.

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Local 1000 Puts Schools and Communities First

At Local 1000, our purpose is to have the power necessary to give our members—and all Californians—the opportunity to have a good life, live in sustainable communities and enjoy the fruits of social, economic and environmental justice.

Our members have pledged to take a big step forward in that purpose by gathering signatures for the Schools and Communities First Initiative. 

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Members Kick off 2020 Politics Statewide
Building the power necessary to create a California for All

2020 is a hugely important election year for unions, the working class, and the communities in which we live and work. We often say that “politics matter” because they do. It’s more than a candidate or election; we’re fighting to improve our quality of life, from the water we drink and the air we breathe to better schools and vital local services. Standing together, we can make change!