Find Out Who's Your Legislator
Due to redistricting across the Commonwealth -- where new lines for both House and Senate districts have been drawn, it is important that all voters find out who's their legislator because your representation (i.e. district number and representative) may have changed. Before casting your ballot in the June 2023 Primary and the November 2023 General Election, be sure to check out: Who's Your Legislator via the link or the button below.
View Endorsed Candidates List
Want to see if your legislator has been endorsed by the Virginia AFL-CIO? Check out the: Endorsed Candidates List via the link or the button below.
Issue Mobilization, Best Practices, and Resource Guides
Check out our Issue Mobilization, Best Practices and Resource Guides below. Utilize them to help you to have conversations with and to educate your union membership on the importance of wage increase and their vote this Election Cycle.
Raising Wages
Simply put, wages are at stake in this election. Minimum wage in Virginia has increased and is slated to increase again in the coming years; however, the outcome of the 2023 Election Cycle will dictate whether or not the upward path to $15 minimum wage in the Commonwealth is upheld or stopped. It is important that the labor movement and all of our members are voting in their best interest -- to increase the working people's wages.
Download and use the Raising Wages Issue Mobilization, Best Practices, and Resource Guide to have conversations with and to educate your union membership on the importance of wage increase and their vote this Election Cycle.

Discover how your legislator voted on bills related to minimum wage in Virginia by:
Checking to see Who's Your Legislator via the link or the button in the above section.
View the photos below of the voting record for some of the bills relevant to the minimum wage increase in Virginia.
HB 395 Voting Record
House of Delegates Vote
Senate Vote
HB 833 Voting Record
House of Delegates Vote
Senate Vote
Right to Organize
Another issue at stake in this election is the right to organize. The right to organize is critical to protect a worker's voice on the job, to be the avenue to better pay and benefits, and to improve working conditions.
The 2023 election cycle will set the trajectory to organizing across the Commonwealth.
Download and use the Right to Organize, Best Practices, and Resource Guide to have conversations with and to educate your union membership on the importance of the right to organize and their vote this Election Cycle.

HB 582 Voting Record
House of Delegates Vote
Senate Vote
SB 939 Voting Record
House of Delegates Vote
Senate Vote
HB 883 Voting Record
House of Delegates Vote
Senate Vote
SB 374 Voting Record
Senate Vote
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