Volunteer Sign-Up Form

Phone Banking and Precinct Walking

​Please call your local Labor Council to volunteer to phone bank, drop literature, or walk a precinct for candidates in your area!
Santa Clara and San Benito Counties
South Bay Labor Council
(408) 606-2060
 
San Mateo County
San Mateo Labor Council        
(650) 572-8848
 
Contra Costa County
Contra Costa Labor Council
(925) 357-9447
 
Sonoma and Marin Counties
North Bay Labor Council
(707) 545-6970
Alameda County
Alameda Labor Council
(510) 632-4242
 
San Francisco County
San Francisco Labor Council
(415) 440-4809
 
Napa and Solano Counties
Napa-Solano Central Labor Council
(707) 552-6601
 
Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties
Monterey Bay Central Labor Council
(831) 422-4626 Extension 11

Other Ways to Help

You are already doing the most important step in becoming politically active, educating yourself. Here are other ways you can help:
  • Share what you have learned with family members and friends. Talk to co-workers at jobsites and Union meetings.
  • Register to vote. Talk to family members and friends about registering.
  • Put a bumper sticker on your car.                       
  • Put a lawn sign in your yard. It doesn't sound like much but it can make a big difference. Show your support and let your neighbors and people passing by your house know who you think is the best candidate. You can get a lawn sign by calling your local Union or (408) 266-3790 or by e-mailing  
  • Volunteer to help at a phone bank. Direct contact with voters is an important part of every political campaign. A few hours of your time can make a big difference. Phone banking will take place almost every night until election day. Consult the calendar page to see which union is scheduled. If you cannot attend the night your Union is scheduled and still want to help call (408) 266-3790.
  • Volunteer for a precinct walk. It usually takes about half a day and it is an event the whole family can enjoy. It's a great way to get the kids interested and involved.
  • Attend political events, show your support at campaign stops, rallies, and other events.
  • Go to the campaign headquarters of a candidate you support and ask what you can do.
  • Volunteer to help on election day, Get Out To Vote phoning or driving people to their polling place.
  • Request an absentee ballot if there is any chance you will be working late or out of town on election day.
  • Most importantly VOTE on election day.