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    The first APWU National Convention was held in 1972, following the founding of the American Postal Workers Union that same year. This inaugural convention marked the official start of the union’s biennial tradition, bringing together delegates from across the country to establish policies and set the direction for the newly formed organization.               

    The APWU National Convention is held every two years (biennially), with recent conventions in 2024 (Detroit) and 2026 (Los Angeles). It is a central event for APWU governance, where delegates debate and vote on union policy, labor issues, and constitutional amendments.

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  • SAVE America Act Threatens Voting Rights for Working Americans
    Posted On: Mar 03, 2026

    March 2, 2026

    SAVE America Act Threatens Voting Rights for Working Americans

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    Listen to Legislative Political Director Judy Bead’s call to action!

    The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (S.1383), also known as the SAVE America Act, does nothing to “save” America. In fact, this voter suppression bill would make it significantly harder for millions of Americans to register and vote in the upcoming midterm elections.

    The SAVE America Act passed the House on February 11, and now the White House is pressing the Senate to pass it quickly.

    This legislation would impose strict new ID requirements on anyone registering to vote, demanding documentary proof of citizenship such as a birth certificate or Social Security card. A REAL ID — the standard form of identification carried by most Americans — would not be sufficient. Only Americans who hold a valid passport can satisfy the requirement without additional paperwork.

    The burdens don’t stop at registration. The SAVE America Act would also require voters casting mail-in ballots to include a photocopy of a qualifying ID, and anyone who registers by mail would still be required to appear in person to show proof of citizenship. Even routine updates, such as a change of address, would need to be handled in person under the bill’s provisions.

    The legislation also makes voter roll purges more likely — a particular concern for members who have had name changes, who could find themselves removed from the rolls and forced to re-register and prove citizenship all over again.

    Working people already face enough barriers. This bill adds more — by design.

    The Senate must reject this undemocratic power grab. Call your senators today at 844-402-1001 and tell them to vote NO on S. 1383, the SAVE America Act.

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