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CWA Statement on the U.S. Supreme Court?s Decision on McCutcheon v. FEC

Four years ago, the court?s Citizens United decision opened the floodgates to unlimited corporate spending in our elections. Today, the court?s 5-4 decision struck down aggregate contribution limits, so that one super-wealthy donor can now inject up to $3.6 million into our politics to candidates and parties -- shattering one of the remaining campaign finance laws on the books.

CWA Statement on the U.S. Supreme Court?s Decision on McCutcheon v. FEC

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CWA Keeps Virginia Relay Center Open

Virginia Relay Center has signed a one-year contract extension with AT&T to maintain telecommunication relay services for people who are deaf, hard of hearing, deaf-blind, and speech-disabled. The Norton-based public service, which employs about 75 CWA members who are AT&T employees, will stay operational at least through July 2015.

CWA Keeps Virginia Relay Center Open