Labor 2016 Phone Banks

Phone Banks for the Labor 2016 campaign are up and running out of the WV AFL-CIO office in Charleston (501 Leon Sullivan Way) until November 8th.   Volunteers are needed Monday through Friday 9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.  To volunteer, please contact Ginny Moles: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 304-389-9093.  

Labor 2016 Door-to-Door Campaign

Door-to-door activities are also up and running across the state and will continue Monday through Saturday until November 8th.   Zone Leads will work with all volunteers as to the time of day and how many hours their schedules allow them to participate.  Contact one of the below Zone Leads and s/he will provide training and all materials needed to start going door-to-door for this very important election, including the use of the MiniVAN App if this is preferable to paper walk lists.

Contact a Zone Lead to discuss.  

Zone 1 

  • Counties of Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, Ohio, Tyler and Wetzel | Ryan Omaits – 740-298-2075

Zone 2 

  • Counties of Jefferson, Berkeley, Morgan, Mineral, Hampshire Grant and Hardy | Danny Lutz – 304-886-5771

Zone 3

  • Counties of Marion and Taylor | Mark Dorsey – 304-777-7642
  • Counties of Monongalia and Preston | JD Wilson – 304-919-0234
  • Counties of Barbour, Harrison and Upshur | Steve Perdue – 304-203-8744

Zone 4

  • Counties of Richie, Wirt, Wood and Pleasants | Andrew Stump – 304-991-6890
  • Counties of Kanawha and Putnam  | John Epperly – 304-747-8032
  • Counties of Mason, Jackson and Roane | Dave Martin – 304-532-2842

Zone 5 

  • Counties of Fayette, Raleigh, Summers, Monroe, Mercer, Greenbrier, Wyoming and McDowell | Wayne Rebich – 304-890-3549

Zone 6 

  • Counties of Cabell, Wayne, Lincoln, Mingo and Logan | Vikki Tully – 1-304-928-4104

We are a group of more than 575 affiliated unions joined together for the common cause of fairness for all workers.

The future of the working men and women of America depends on a strong, united labor movement. The strength of that movement is in our numbers: thousands of men and women united, striving for the same common goals
- fairness, justice, and equality in the workplace.