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One of Local 881's priorities remains to keep educating lawmakers about the damaging effects of Wal-Mart on taxpayers and working families. It is clear that Wal-Mart is willing to spend whatever it takes in an effort to continue business as usual and reap large profits off the backs of workers. We must all actively support politicians and candidates who will stand up for the rights of working families. In addition, I challenge each member of Local 881 to become a registered voter and a member of the Active Ballot Club (ABC). The Labor Movement has an asset that Wal-Mart cannot buy: you. We won't give up the fight to protect your wages and benefits from the harmful effects of Wal-Mart!
The State Legislators listed below have refused to accept contributions received from Wal-Mart or have returned money given by Wal-Mart:
Speaker of the House Michael Madigan (D), 22nd District
Sen. Melissa Bean (D), 8th
Sen. James DeLeo (D), 10th
Sen. Maggie Crotty (D), 19th
Sen. Deanna Demuzio (D), 49th
Sen. Gary Forby (D), 59th
Sen.Bill Haine (D), 56th
Sen. Debbie Halvorson (D), 40th
Sen. Wendell Jones(R), 27th
Sen.Terry Link (D), 30th
Sen. Ed Maloney (D), 18th
Sen. Dave Sullivan (R), 33rd
Rep. John Bradley (D), 117th
*Rep. Richard Bradley (D), 40th
Rep. Linda Chapa LaVia (D), 83rd
Rep. Lisa Dugan (D), 79th
*Rep. Angelo 'Skip' Saviano (R), 77th
Rep. Sara Feigenholtz (D), 12th
Rep. Tom Holbrook (D), 113th
Rep. Jay Hoffman (D), 112th
Rep. Kevin Joyce (D), 35th
Rep. Lou Lang (D), 16th
Rep. Elaine Nekritz (D), 57th
Rep. Brandon Phelps (D), 118th
Rep. Dan Reitz (D), 116th
Rep. Robert Rita (D), 28th
Rep. Kathy Ryg (D), 59th
Rep. Pat Verschoore (D), 72nd
*Money donated to charity.
State Legislators Who
HAVE Accepted Political
Contributions from
Wal-Mart:
Speaker of the US house of Rep. Dennis Hastert (R), 14th
Sen. Pamela Althoff (R), 32nd
Sen. Judy Biggert (R), 13th
Sen. Bradley Burzynski (R), 35th
Sen. James Clayborne (D), 57th
Sen. John Cullerton (D), 6th
Sen. Dan Cronin (R),21st
Sen. Kirk Dillard (R), 24th
Sen. Denny Jacobs (D), 36th
Senate President Emil Jones, Jr.
(D), 14th
Sen. Chris Lauzen (R), 25th
Sen. David Luechtefeld (R), 58th
Sen. Steve Rauschenberger (R), 22nd
Sen. Dale Righter (R), 55th
Sen. Dale Risinger (R), 37th
Sen. Peter Roskam (R), 48th
Sen. Dan Rutherford (R), 53rd
Sen. George Shadid (D), 46th
Sen. Todd Sieben (R), 45th
Sen. Ira Silverstein (D), 8th
Sen. Donne Trotter (D), 17th
Sen. Frank Watson (R), 51st
Sen. Rick Winkel (R), 52nd
Rep. Suzanne Bassi (R), 54th
Rep. Mark Beaubien (R), 52nd
Rep. Patricia Bellock (R), 47th
Rep. Bob Biggins (R), 41st
Rep. Mike Bost (R), 115th
Rep. Dan Brady (R), 88th
Rep. Dan Burke (D), 23rd
Rep. Robert Churchill (R), 62nd
Rep. Marlow Colvin (R), 33rd
Rep. Elizabeth Coulson (R), 17th
Rep. Tom Cross (R), 84th
Rep. William Delgado (D), 3rd
Rep. Joe Dunn (R), 96th
Rep. Roger Eddy (R), 109th
Rep. Bob Flider (D), 101st
Rep. Calvin Giles (D), 8th
Rep. Kurt Granberg (D), 107th
Rep. Gary Hannig (D), 98th
Rep. Brent Hassert (R), 85th
Rep. Randall Hultgren (R), 95th
Rep. Chuck Jefferson (D), 67th
Rep. Robin Kelly (D), 38th
Rep. David Leitch (R), 73rd
Rep. Patricia Reid Lindner (R), 50th
Rep. Eileen Lyons (R), 82nd
Rep. Joseph Lyons (D), 19th
Rep. Frank Mautino (D), 76th
Rep. Jim Meyer (R), 48th
Rep. John Millner (R), 55th
Rep. Don Moffitt (R), 74th
Rep. Ruth Munson (R), 43rd
Rep. JoAnn Osmond (R), 61st
Rep. Terry Parke (R), 44th
Rep. Raymond Poe (R), 99th
Rep. Robert Pritchard (R), 70th
Rep. Jim Sacia (R), 89th
Rep. Mike Smith (D), 91st
Rep. Ron Stephens (R), 102nd
Rep. Michael Tryon (R), 64th
Rep. Jim Watson (R), 97th
Rep. Dave Winters (R), 68th
The State Legislators listed below have refused to accept contributions received from Wal-Mart or have returned money given by Wal-Mart:
Speaker of the House Michael Madigan (D), 22nd District
Sen. Melissa Bean (D), 8th
Sen. James DeLeo (D), 10th
Sen. Maggie Crotty (D), 19th
Sen. Deanna Demuzio (D), 49th
Sen. Gary Forby (D), 59th
Sen.Bill Haine (D), 56th
Sen. Debbie Halvorson (D), 40th
Sen. Wendell Jones(R), 27th
Sen.Terry Link (D), 30th
Sen. Ed Maloney (D), 18th
Sen. Dave Sullivan (R), 33rd
Rep. John Bradley (D), 117th
*Rep. Richard Bradley (D), 40th
Rep. Linda Chapa LaVia (D), 83rd
Rep. Lisa Dugan (D), 79th
*Rep. Angelo 'Skip' Saviano (R), 77th
Rep. Sara Feigenholtz (D), 12th
Rep. Tom Holbrook (D), 113th
Rep. Jay Hoffman (D), 112th
Rep. Kevin Joyce (D), 35th
Rep. Lou Lang (D), 16th
Rep. Elaine Nekritz (D), 57th
Rep. Brandon Phelps (D), 118th
Rep. Dan Reitz (D), 116th
Rep. Robert Rita (D), 28th
Rep. Kathy Ryg (D), 59th
Rep. Pat Verschoore (D), 72nd
*Money donated to charity.
State Legislators Who
HAVE Accepted Political
Contributions from
Wal-Mart:
Speaker of the US house of Rep. Dennis Hastert (R), 14th
Sen. Pamela Althoff (R), 32nd
Sen. Judy Biggert (R), 13th
Sen. Bradley Burzynski (R), 35th
Sen. James Clayborne (D), 57th
Sen. John Cullerton (D), 6th
Sen. Dan Cronin (R),21st
Sen. Kirk Dillard (R), 24th
Sen. Denny Jacobs (D), 36th
Senate President Emil Jones, Jr.
(D), 14th
Sen. Chris Lauzen (R), 25th
Sen. David Luechtefeld (R), 58th
Sen. Steve Rauschenberger (R), 22nd
Sen. Dale Righter (R), 55th
Sen. Dale Risinger (R), 37th
Sen. Peter Roskam (R), 48th
Sen. Dan Rutherford (R), 53rd
Sen. George Shadid (D), 46th
Sen. Todd Sieben (R), 45th
Sen. Ira Silverstein (D), 8th
Sen. Donne Trotter (D), 17th
Sen. Frank Watson (R), 51st
Sen. Rick Winkel (R), 52nd
Rep. Suzanne Bassi (R), 54th
Rep. Mark Beaubien (R), 52nd
Rep. Patricia Bellock (R), 47th
Rep. Bob Biggins (R), 41st
Rep. Mike Bost (R), 115th
Rep. Dan Brady (R), 88th
Rep. Dan Burke (D), 23rd
Rep. Robert Churchill (R), 62nd
Rep. Marlow Colvin (R), 33rd
Rep. Elizabeth Coulson (R), 17th
Rep. Tom Cross (R), 84th
Rep. William Delgado (D), 3rd
Rep. Joe Dunn (R), 96th
Rep. Roger Eddy (R), 109th
Rep. Bob Flider (D), 101st
Rep. Calvin Giles (D), 8th
Rep. Kurt Granberg (D), 107th
Rep. Gary Hannig (D), 98th
Rep. Brent Hassert (R), 85th
Rep. Randall Hultgren (R), 95th
Rep. Chuck Jefferson (D), 67th
Rep. Robin Kelly (D), 38th
Rep. David Leitch (R), 73rd
Rep. Patricia Reid Lindner (R), 50th
Rep. Eileen Lyons (R), 82nd
Rep. Joseph Lyons (D), 19th
Rep. Frank Mautino (D), 76th
Rep. Jim Meyer (R), 48th
Rep. John Millner (R), 55th
Rep. Don Moffitt (R), 74th
Rep. Ruth Munson (R), 43rd
Rep. JoAnn Osmond (R), 61st
Rep. Terry Parke (R), 44th
Rep. Raymond Poe (R), 99th
Rep. Robert Pritchard (R), 70th
Rep. Jim Sacia (R), 89th
Rep. Mike Smith (D), 91st
Rep. Ron Stephens (R), 102nd
Rep. Michael Tryon (R), 64th
Rep. Jim Watson (R), 97th
Rep. Dave Winters (R), 68th
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Stewards are either elected by their fellow members or are appointed by the Union Representative. They guide members (especially new members) on matters dealing with contracts and much more. Stewards serve as the visible, knowledgeable and accessible link to Local 881 on a daily basis.
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Stewards are either elected by their fellow members or are appointed by the Union Representative. They guide members (especially new members) on matters dealing with contracts and much more. Stewards serve as the visible, knowledgeable and accessible link to Local 881 on a daily basis.
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Local 881 of the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union has developed this privacy statement to demonstrate
Local 881's respect for your privacy.When you visit our site, we may collect and store information about your visit on an anonymous basis, capturing such information as time and length of your visit, the pages you view onour site, and the site you visited prior to our site. We may also record the name of
your internet service provider, browser type, and IP address. This information is collected to improvecontent, measure use of the site,
administer the site, and gather broad demographic information for aggregate use. We also provide you with the opportunity on our site to share
information such as your name, mailing address and E-mail address. The only personal information about you that is gathered is the information you choose to provide us. If you choose toshare any personal information with us, we may store it and use it for internal processing purposes. We do not share this information with other entities.Local 881 reserves the right to alter their privacy principles as necessary. We will attempt to post any alterations to those principles on this site in a timely manner.Please contact postmaster@local881ufcw.org if you have any questions concerning this site.
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