Joel Levi endorsed by United Auto Workers Region 2B Community Action Program

Submitted by Levi for Indiana

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Joel Levi, candidate for Indiana Senate District 20, has received the official endorsement of the United Auto Workers (UAW) Region 2B Community Action Program (CAP). This significant endorsement reflects Levi’s commitment to advocating for working families, supporting labor rights, and promoting economic policies that benefit all Hoosiers.

UAW Region 2B represents thousands of auto workers across Indiana and Ohio, and their Community Action Program is dedicated to supporting candidates who fight for fair wages, workers’ rights, and strong labor protections. The endorsement from UAW Region 2B CAP is a clear signal that Levi stands with working people and will be a champion for labor in the Indiana State Senate.

“I am humbled to have the support of the UAW Region 2B Community Action Program,” Levi said. “Our auto workers and union members are the backbone of our economy, and I am committed to standing up for their rights in the State Senate. We must ensure that every Hoosier has the opportunity to earn a good wage, work in safe conditions, and have access to benefits that support their families.”

Levi’s platform includes fighting for fair labor practices, supporting good-paying union jobs, and ensuring that Indiana’s economy works for everyone, not just the wealthy few. His support for collective bargaining rights and opposition to anti-labor legislation like “right-to-work” laws resonate strongly with the values of the UAW and its members.

As the race for Indiana Senate District 20 heats up, Levi continues to build strong alliances with organizations and labor unions that share his vision for a fairer economy. His focus on job creation, strengthening public education, and supporting working families has earned him the trust of key labor groups like the UAW.

Learn more about the candidate at JoelLeviforIndiana.com.

About UAW Region 2B Community Action Program
UAW Region 2B represents auto workers across Indiana and Ohio, advocating for workers’ rights, fair wages, and strong labor protections. The Community Action Program (CAP) works to support political candidates who are committed to advancing the interests of working people and ensuring economic justice for all.