Proudly representing North Americas Building Trade Unions in the construction industry
St. Louis, Missouri
Joined December 2010
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Congratulations to the 29 graduates of @MissouriWorks's Apprenticeship Ready programs! These future tradespeople are taking the next step toward rewarding careers and helping build the future of Missouri's construction industry.
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Election Day is just a few days away, make a plan to vote if you don't have one already and tell your friends and family to do the same thing! Find polling place and ballot info here: moballot.civicengine.com/
Elected officials answer to the people. When Missourians approve a citizen-led initiative, lawmakers should respect that decision. Vote YES on Amendment 6 to strengthen protections for voter-approved measures and keep power in the hands of the people.
Missouri belongs to all of us, and so does the initiative petition process. Amendment 6 helps protect the right of voters to make decisions together, even when politicians or special interests don’t like the outcome. Vote YES on 6.
Ballot language should be clear and fair so every voter can understand the choice before them. Amendment 6 would make that a requirement. Vote YES on 6.
Want to help protect the power of Missouri voters? Join us in the fight to pass Amendment 6! Whether you’re a longtime volunteer or getting involved for the first time, there’s a place for you. Show up ready to stand up for our rights.
Union strength starts with members who show up. Let’s carry that commitment into Election Day! Make a plan to cast your ballot, check in with your fellow members, and encourage your friends and family to vote. Missouri, we’re less than two weeks away! moballot.civicengine.com/
When Missourians pass a citizen-led initiative, they’ve made a decision—not a suggestion. Amendment 6 makes it harder for politicians to undo that decision and protects voters’ role in approving changes.
Your voice should carry weight in Jefferson City. #YesOn6
Fair elections depend on voters having clear information. Amendment 6 sets standards for accurate, unbiased ballot summaries and protects the courts’ ability to correct misleading language. Help put voters first. Vote YES on 6.
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Changing a law passed by Missouri voters should require broad agreement. Amendment 6 sets an 80% threshold in both legislative chambers before proposed changes go back to voters. Respect the people's decisions. Vote YES on 6!
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We knock doors. We gather signatures. We cast our ballots. Our voices should count long after Election Day. Vote YES on Amendment 6 to help protect the decisions Missourians make together. #YesOn6
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Generations of Missourians have used the initiative process to shape our state's future. Amendment 6 helps ensure future generations have that same opportunity. Protect a 118-year tradition of citizen power. Vote #YesOn6!
Respecting voters shouldn’t be a partisan issue. Whether you vote Republican, Democrat or independent, your voice deserves to be heard. Vote YES on Amendment 6. #YesOn6
Learn more at YesOn6MO.com
Our rights need more than our vote, they need our time and effort. Get involved in the fight to pass Amendment 6 and protect our right to vote and bring issues directly to the ballot. First-time volunteers are welcome!
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Spent yesterday at Forest Park for the Port Council Golf Tournament. It was a beautiful day to be outside, spend some time with people I’m fortunate to work with and support the Port Council’s work. Always appreciate opportunities to connect with people across St. Louis.
The recently approved Midtown data center represents a major investment in St. Louis, bringing hundreds of millions in benefits to the City and creating opportunities for skilled union labor to build the project from the ground up. labortribune.com/st-louis-da…
Workers who vote to form a union deserve a fair shot at a first contract.
The bipartisan Faster Labor Contracts Act has passed the House and could help stop employers from dragging out first-contract negotiations.
Read more: prospect.org/2026/07/30/fast…
“Working people used their right to the citizens’ initiative petition and referendum to protect their pay by overwhelmingly voting no on Prop A. Amendment 6 makes sure that tool stays in our hands.” labortribune.com/missouri-af…
Union members know the power of #solidarity. Help us reach fellow union members with an important message: Vote YES on 6 to protect the will of Missouri voters and strengthen our defenses against so-called “Right-to-Work.”
Working people deserve a say in the decisions that affect our jobs, families, and communities. This #NationalVoterRegistrationDay, make sure you’re registered and ready to vote. vote.org/
