What would a Harris and Trump presidency each mean for union workers?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : "Despite their assessments, Trump maintains a hold on some rank-and-file members for reasons both cultural and economic.
45% : "Broadly, the NLRB during Trump narrowed the scope of unions and union protections, and under Biden either those decisions were reversed and the role of unions was restored, or in some cases further expanded," Deborah Kobes, a senior fellow at Urban Institute's Center on Labor, Human Services, Population, told Business Insider.
44% : "Trump focuses on worker protections rhetorically -- he's been saying he wants to support American labor at rallies since September -- but experts are skeptical that his policies align with his words.
43% : Several experts pointed out that neither he nor Vance support the Protecting the Right to Organize Act, a piece of legislation that is stalled in the Senate and considered the crown jewel of pro-union labor efforts.
36% : Though union members have historically been loyal Democrats, Trump has made inroads with rank-and-file members, stoking fears that a once-stable demographic is slipping away.
36% : "Most economists would say the things Trump thinks are good for the union workers really are not because they're bad for the economy, bad for the labor market," Holzer told Business Insider.
35% : Trump also has policies that are not explicitly related to unions but nonetheless impact members.
20% : "He fears that NLRB appointments will be more "punitive" and that Trump might engage in "retribution" against the union leaders supporting Harris.
10% : "Holzer said that the Biden-Harris appointees were significantly more pro-union and willing to investigate claims of labor law violations compared to Trump's.

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