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When Texas Sen. Phil Gramm (R) announced his retirement after compiling one of the most anti-worker records in the Senate, it opened up a unique opportunity for working families to take back this important seat in November.

Throughout his 16 years in Congress — 10 in the U.S. House and the last six in the U.S. Senate — Tim Johnson has been a fighter for CWA members and South Dakota’s working families.

In four years as governor of Oklahoma, David Walters (D) built a stellar record of creating quality jobs for state residents and improving the quality of education.

New Jersey’s Senate race combines what will likely be one of the closest elections in the country with one of the widest differences between the candidates and where they stand on issues affecting the lives of working families.

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Missouri’s voters could not have a clearer choice in their state’s potentially pivotal U.S. Senate race between Sen. Jean Carnahan (D), who voted for working families 93 percent of the time in 2001, according to the AFL-CIO, and former U.S. Rep.