US union members door-knock in swing states for Harris: 'It's a no-brainer for us'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : The UAW released a poll last week revealing members in key battleground states support Harris over Trump by 22 percentage points.
53% : Freeman argued Kamala Harris was the best candidate for union members as she backs and has fought for worker rights compared to Trump, who has opposed unions and efforts to bolster worker rights.
44% : The union announced its "non-endorsement" with a poll of members that backed Trump.
33% : Harris has strongly backed labor unions and is backed by a majority of labor unions, while Trump has castigated unions and workers.
27% : "For the US labor movement, the differences between Harris and Trump are stark.
17% : "I'm concerned about the hatred that Trump has put out there, the division, and the lies that he tells."
3% : Trump has had less success with the United Auto Workers president, Shawn Fain, who has come out for Harris, a move that led Trump to insult Fain and autoworkers.

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