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Pass the PRO Act
Strengthen federal labor law so workers can organize and bargain without intimidation, deliberate delay, misclassification, or retaliation.
Organizing rights · Real penalties · First-contract leverageA worker-first political project
Working people deserve political power.
Labor Democrats PAC is building political power behind a clear labor program: pass the PRO Act, protect prevailing wage laws, expand project labor agreements, and enforce the law against wage theft and union-busting.
Pass the PRO Act
Protect prevailing wage laws
Expand project labor agreements
Why we exist
Labor is not a constituency to visit in October.
Working people are the backbone of the Democratic coalition. Their priorities should be part of the party’s governing agenda every day—not a campaign-season talking point.
Labor Democrats is building durable political capacity around a simple expectation: Democrats who ask for working people’s votes should fight for working people’s power.
Solidarity is not branding. It is a commitment measured in votes, budgets, appointments, and outcomes.
The worker agenda
Raise the floor.
Strengthen the hand.
This is a specific legislative, procurement, and enforcement program—not a collection of symbolic values.
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Protect prevailing wage laws
Defend and expand federal, state, and local prevailing wage requirements so public dollars uphold area wage and benefit standards.
Davis–Bacon · State standards · Wage enforcement03
Expand project labor agreements
Use project labor agreements on publicly funded construction to establish wages, benefits, apprenticeship, safety, and dispute rules before work begins.
PLAs · Apprenticeships · Safe, timely delivery04
Enforce labor law
Fund and staff aggressive enforcement against wage theft, worker misclassification, payroll fraud, retaliation, and illegal union-busting.
Wage theft · Misclassification · Union-busting penaltiesCandidate support
“Pro-labor” has to mean something.
Support should be earned through votes and commitments on the PRO Act, prevailing wage laws, project labor agreements, and labor-law enforcement—not a logo on a mailer.
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Record over rhetoric
Votes, executive actions, budgets, and public positions matter more than campaign language.
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Workers in the room
Labor leadership and rank-and-file workers should shape priorities before decisions are made.
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Accountability after Election Day
An endorsement is the beginning of a governing relationship, not the end of a campaign transaction.
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Working people belong in the room.
Tell us how you want to participate, ask a question, or sign up for campaign and endorsement updates. We are building a durable network of workers, organizers, community leaders, and pro-labor Democrats.
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