Hi John,

This May Day, I’m celebrating workers across the country, their struggles, and their progress by pledging that I’ll always be a staunch ally of the labor movement.

I’ve been a strong supporter of workers for a long time.

I launched my Senate campaign at the IATSE union hall in Burbank. I’ve marched alongside countless workers fighting for better wages and protections, including janitors and health care workers, Teamsters and carpenters, striking actors and writers, SEIU members, and many more. And I’ve fought in Congress to pass legislation to protect workers’ rights to organize their workplace. That’s what I want to talk about today.

You see, a few years ago, the Protecting the Right to Organize Act (or PRO Act for short) passed with bipartisan support in the House of Representatives.

But because of Republican intransigence in the U.S. Senate, the bill never stood a chance of passing.

The PRO Act would begin to turn the tide against a decades-long assault on workers’ rights, from so-called “right to work” laws passed by Republican states to the union-busting efforts of major corporations.

We need to support the workers fighting for better wages and conditions — and it starts with passing the PRO Act.

Will you stand with workers across California and this country today by adding your name alongside mine, calling on Congress to pass the Protecting the Right to Organize Act?

Thanks for adding your name to stand with the millions of working people across our country. I’m grateful for your support.

— Adam