How to Use This Page
Here you can see how your U.S. House and Senate members voted on key legislation that impacts postal workers and working families. The votes listed here give a snapshot of whether your representatives stood with working people or sided with Wall Street and corporate interests.
We also encourage you to explore the AFL-CIO Legislative Scorecard which provides a broad view of how every member of Congress has voted on a wide range of issues affecting workers across the country.
Voting Records
Find out how your representatives voted on these key bills
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (2025)
Social Security Fairness Act (2024)
Postal Service Reform Act of 2022
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Why It Matters
The struggle of postal workers for decent wages, benefits and working conditions, as well as for dignity and respect on the job, closely parallels the struggles faced by working families everywhere. As we know too well, every decision in Congress shapes the future of postal workers and all working people.
As union members, it is our responsibility to hold elected officials accountable. When we know where they stand, we can take action—whether that means thanking them for standing with us or organizing to make sure they hear our voices loud and clear.
We encourage every APWU member to learn about the many important issues facing our nation and to vote in every local, state and national election.
Building Power Through Relationships
Votes don’t happen in a vacuum. Members of Congress pay attention when they hear from us directly—in meetings, at town halls, and through coordinated union action. By forming strong relationships with our representatives, postal workers can push our priorities to the top of the agenda. When lawmakers understand that supporting postal workers means supporting the communities they serve, we can move them to do what working people need.
Stand In Solidarity!
The APWU stands united with its brothers and sisters in the labor movement for good jobs, healthcare, retirement security, and education for all Americans. That’s why it’s important to stand in solidarity with our union siblings by participating in the AFL-CIO’s efforts to engage, educate, and mobilize union members in local, state, and national elections.
