David Munns, left, a UPS employee in Milwaukee, joins other members of Teamsters Local 344 as they hand out information in support of Kamala Harris for president to UPS employees on their way to work in Middleton last week. While the International Brotherhood of Teamsters opted not to endorse in this election, Teamsters Joint Council 39, which represents more than 15,000 members across Wisconsin, has endorsed Harris.
Package handler Luke Czaplewski, 23, right, a member of Teamsters Local 344, said he's voting for Kamala Harris but wants to see some commitment from the vice president that she'll get tougher on Israel as the war in Gaza grinds into its second year. "A firm stance that we’re not going to keep funding — that would be cool," he said.
Ethan Sheets, 27, left, a UPS employee in Stevens Point, at left, discusses the presidential election with package handler Randall Gentry, 41, on his way into work last week.
Members of Teamsters Local 344 hand out information in support of Kamala Harris for president to employees on their way into work at a UPS facility in Middleton.
Democrats have a chance to carve into Republicans' lead in the Assembly. The Senate will be a heavier lift.
David Munns, left, a UPS employee in Milwaukee, joins other members of Teamsters Local 344 as they hand out information in support of Kamala Harris for president to UPS employees on their way to work in Middleton last week. While the International Brotherhood of Teamsters opted not to endorse in this election, Teamsters Joint Council 39, which represents more than 15,000 members across Wisconsin, has endorsed Harris.
Package handler Luke Czaplewski, 23, right, a member of Teamsters Local 344, said he's voting for Kamala Harris but wants to see some commitment from the vice president that she'll get tougher on Israel as the war in Gaza grinds into its second year. "A firm stance that we’re not going to keep funding — that would be cool," he said.
Members of Teamsters Local 344 hand out information in support of Kamala Harris for president to employees on their way into work at a UPS facility in Middleton.
Ethan Sheets, 27, left, a UPS employee in Stevens Point, at left, discusses the presidential election with package handler Randall Gentry, 41, on his way into work last week.
