IUOE Local 302 represents the interests of its 14,000+ members across Washington, Alaska, Montana, and Idaho. We work closely with other organizations, trades, and elected officials at the local, state, and national levels to maintain and advance union rights.

We advocate on behalf of our members on important issues such as:

• Infrastructure Investments – creating jobs
• Prevailing Wages – protecting members’ living standards
• Health Care – promoting accessibility and affordability
• Worker Safety – ensuring protections on the job site
• Pensions and Retirement – ensuring a secure and dignified retirement
• Training – promoting skill development and enhancement

Our members play a vital role in ensuring that commitments are fulfilled by holding elected officials responsible. The choices voters make today can shape the direction of the country for years to come. Stand with us to help protect and strengthen the middle class.

Make your voice count: REGISTER TO VOTE. Voting determines which elected officials represent us, and the direction of important issues such as prevailing wage, safe working conditions, and building a healthy local community and a strong economy, at the local, state, and national level. 

• Register to vote in the State of Washington
• Register to vote in the State of Alaska
• Register to vote in the State of Idaho
• Register to vote in the State of Montana

Get updates on labor issues:

• Subscribe to the Washington State Labor Council’s daily e-newsletter “The Stand”. Topics include labor-related political and general updates
• Subscribe to email alerts from the National Labor Relations Board
• Subscribe to the IUOE’s Engineers Action & Response Network (EARN)
• Subscribe to IUOE Local 302's Action Network

Contact your state legislative and federal elected officials:

• Washington
• Alaska
• Idaho
• Montana

Track bills during the state legislative sessions:

• Washington
• Alaska
• Idaho
• Montana

Track bills during the federal congressional session: www.congress.gov.

Contact the White House by using this form, or call the comments line at 202-456-1111.