Large partisan differences on whether decline in union membership has been bad for the U.S. or working people

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October 16, 2024

Key facts about union members and the 2024 election

Large partisan differences on whether decline in union membership has been bad for the U.S. or working people

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Key facts about union members and the 2024 election
Democrats are more than twice as likely as Republicans to say labor unions have a positive effect on the country
Large partisan differences on whether decline in union membership has been bad for the U.S. or working people
Half of union members support Kamala Harris for president, while 43% favor Donald Trump
Union members are more likely to say Harris’ policies would be better for them than Trump’s

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