John,

Regardless of last week's election results, working people are doubling down on our demands for Unions for All and an economy that works for us.

This past week, rideshare drivers in Massachusetts finally won the right to join a union! This first-of-its-kind ballot initiative allows 70,000+ rideshare drivers in Massachusetts to join a union and level the playing field – and that opens the door for America's 1.7 MILLION rideshare drivers to fight back against greedy tech companies like Uber and Lyft.

Unions for all will help level the playing field. Sign on to help build national momentum, and secure unions for ALL rideshare workers >> [link removed]

Over the last 15 years, rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft have taken advantage of broken labor laws and dragged down standards for ALL workers. Year after year, they've posted record revenue while drivers are still left with sub-minimum wages, debt, deactivation without due process, and threats of violence without recourse.

This win allows drivers to unionize no matter which app they drive for. That means we'll be able to get tech giants like Uber and Lyft to the bargaining table and fight for meaningful improvements to pay, working conditions, and more. But this will only work if we keep fighting and building worker power at every level.

First, Massachusetts. Next, the entire country. We're not messing around. This is just the start. When workers like you and me come together, we are resilient, determined, and strong. Together, we are stronger than a single president or a single corporation. Just like Massachusetts rideshare drivers, we will win union rights for all of us. Sign on to make this a reality for all rideshare workers now >> [link removed]

In solidarity,

Hector Castellanos
Rideshare Driver 
California
Fight for a Union

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