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Your weekly Insider update.
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Learn more about how AFGE members are mobilizing get out the vote efforts.
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Find out more about the administration's four years of failed policies.
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Learn more about the administration's dangerous Schedule F executive order.
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Find out more about this latest win for OPM employees and AFGE activists.
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Attention AFGE Members: If you experience any type of voter suppression at the polls we want to hear from you. Please email [email protected] with your name, phone number, state and county where you are voting, and the issue you experienced.
If you do not know where to vote, or have been instructed to a different polling location than you have in the past, please check here https://www.vote.org/polling-place-locator/ before contacting us.
If voting machines are not working, please also contact your local Board of Elections, as well as letting us know — especially if there are long lines.
Most importantly, if you are being told that your signature is being challenged, either at the poll or your mail in ballot, let us know. You may have a very short time to “cure” the issue with your Board of Elections, and you should follow their process immediately, but let us know as well, so that we can track if these issues are isolated or significant in certain areas.
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This Week in Labor History
November 6, 1922: A coal mine explosion in Spangler, Pa., kills 79. The mine had been rated gaseous in 1918, but at the insistence of new operators it was rated as non-gaseous even though miners had been burned by gas on at least four occasions.
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This Week's Member Benefit
Open Your Eyes to Great Savings. As an AFGE member, you and your family have access to a vast network of eye doctors. Choose from thousands of independent eye doctors and popular retailers – so you can see who you want to see, when and where you want to see them.
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