Legislative Political Coordinator Breakfast THIS INFORMATION CANNOT BE SHOWN AT WORK.

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Legislative Political Coordinator Breakfast THIS INFORMATION CANNOT BE SHOWN AT WORK

Thank You!

Our 2015 Legislative Priorities $150 Billion towards reducing the federal deficit-Enough is Enough! Federal Employees have already contributed over $150 Billion towards reducing the federal deficit-Enough is Enough!  Get a pay increase (FAIR Act)  Repeal or Delay the Sequester  Repeal pension contribution increases 2013/2014  Stop further pay cuts or pay freezes  Stop retirement contribution increase  Protect Dues Deduction  Protect Official Time  Council legislative priorities

How do we do this?

What are LPCs’ Duties?  Remain updated on legislative and political issues in the district and nationally  Meet with and contact by phone their member of Congress and Congressional Staff whenever needed  Stay connected with AFGE National Office and District staff  Work to increase PAC contributing in the Local  Participate in political events in support of AFGE endorsed candidates  Within two years of appointment as LPC, attend a Legislative and Political Training Institute (LPTI)

Your Hard Work Has an Impact  As of today, there are over 600 named LPCs!  You and your members have made 14,817 calls  You and your members have sent 33,937 s  You and your members have submitted 131 LTEs in 2014  You and your members have had countless local lobbying visits

Your Victories:  BPA Overtime Reform  Won Official Time-49 Republicans!  Part of TPA/TAA Fight-Still in limbo  TSP Fix for LEOs & Fire Fighters  VA Due process-Lost but we won  Still haven’t reintroduced Dues Deduction  580 LPCs  PAC is bigger then its ever been  LPTIs already executed in every District

Our Members Want Us Fighting for Them Issues Revolving Around the Pocketbook Inspire AFGE Members to Participate Now, I'm going to read you a list of issues, and I'd like you to tell me which issue is most likely to compel you to participate in an AFGE-sponsored mobilization action.

Legislative and Political Mobilization Motivates Our Members: Members Expect Union To Protect Their Retirement, Lobby For Their Interests, and Protect Them In The Workplace Now, I'm going to read you a list of issues, and I'd like you to tell me which issue is most likely to compel you to participate in an AFGE-sponsored mobilization action. % Rate

WE ARE A TEAM!

We are Here to Help!  Beth Moten, Legislative and Political Director  Bob Nicklas, Director Political Strategic Initiative  Tucker McDonald, Director Field Mobilization  Amy Lloyd, Deputy Director Field Mobilization  6 National Lobbyists 16 District and Agency Based Legislative Political Organizers (LPOs)  They are here for you. Please get to know them and answer their calls, s, and texts. ( And please reach out to your National Vice Presidents and Council leaders

AFGE did our fair share last election!

And Our Program Had an Impact:

So What is at Stake in 2016?

If One These Candidates are Elected President:  Bush-“We’re going to turn off the automatic switch of discretionary spending increases and weigh budgets only on its merits,” Bush said.  Walker-“The first step is, we’re going to deal with collective bargaining for all public-­employee unions,” Walker told a donor in a conversation captured in a 2011 documentary, “because you use divide-­and- conquer.”  Rubio-He is the author of the bill to eliminate dues process in the VA  Paul-offered an amendment in 2012 to eliminate automatic dues deduction for AFGE

To Protect Our Future, We Need More of 2 Things:

AFGE PAC: Growth of AFGE PAC by election cycle:  2006 Cycle-AFGE raised $756,139  2008 Cycle-AFGE raised $1,063,601  2010 Cycle-AFGE-raised $1,154,500  2012 Cycle-AFGE-raised $1,138,714  2014 Cycle-AFGE raised $1,295,749

Automatic Progress in 2015:

By the end of the year…. 2%

We Need You!

Shutdown/Lock Out Prep:   Probably Telephone Town Hall September 22 nd  Get your Local ready  Reach out to your LPOs for any help

When You Get Back Home...  Sign up for texts/robo calls (text now)  After you answer the first three text questions, please text “LPC”  Sign up for Action Alerts with a personal address  Check your home  Be on telephone town halls  Use the patch through lines & send s  Visit your Local Congressional office  Become a “Gimme” 5 contributor to PAC  Get others in your Local to become a “Gimme” 5 contributor to PAC  Attend LPTI  Use this LPC Dashboard  Get your coworkers involved in the fight and ask them to join AFGE!

Legislative Conference:  Dates for February 7-10 th, 2016  We need you there. Please request your Local send you ASAP.

Again Thank you!