Strength in numbers: Union households accounted for one of four voters in the 2004 elections. This year, we can have an even greater impact.

• Click on the map below to find out about individual state races.
• Check out where your members of Congress stand on important working family issues.
• Find out whether your lawmakers voted for or against working families in 2005.
• OpenSecrets: Find out who’s funding campaigns.

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