Election Watch ’04: Working Hard for Change
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As the November 2004 election approaches, presidential candidates are staking out their positions on issues facing working people and their families. On this edition, we explore the economic anxieties driving voters – such as access to health insurance, affordable childcare, and livable wages.
Featuring:
Amy Nickum, part-time Banana Republic employee; Jessica Rothhaar, northern California organizer, Health Access; Sara Lee, vice-president of media relations, California Chamber of Commerce; Martin Martinez, policy director, California Pan-Ethnic Health Network; Martha Hollis, working single mother of two children; Larry Drury, executive director, Go Kids, Inc.; Saskia Traill, senior childcare specialist, National Economic Development and Law Center; Sita Moon, enrollment coordinator, Community Bridges; Matthew Hardy, organizer, United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 1179; Ralph Nader, independent presidential candidate; Doug Bandow, senior fellow, Cato Institute; Amy Chasinoff, deputy director of policy, Economic Policy Institute; Natasha Humphries, former quality assurance engineer at Palm, Inc. and tech worker activist; Anthony Marek, communications director, Silicon Valley Manufacturing Group; Dean Baker, economist, Center for Economic and Policy Research.
For more information:
Health Access – Oakland, CA
California Chamber of Commerce – Sacramento, CA
California Pan-Ethnic Health Network – Oakland, CA
Go Kids, Inc. – Gilroy, CA
National Economic Development and Law Center – Oakland, CA
Community Bridges – Santa Cruz, CA
Center for Economic and Policy Research – Washington, DC
Economic Policy Institute – Washington, DC
Cato Institute – Washington, DC
UFCW 1179 – Martinez, CA
Silicon Valley Manufacturing Group – San Jose, CA
