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Unanimously passed resolution denounces Democrats, Republicans, “or any party of the bosses.”

Washington’s “top two” primary once again delivered strange results as ballots were counted following the Aug. 2 vote.

After losing thousands to Bernie supporters, the party won back enough registrants to keep its ballot line.

Ballots are due Aug. 2 in Washington’s primary, where the top two candidates go on to November, regardless of party.

Labor’s expectations were low for Washington’s 2016 legislative session, and those expectations were met.

The labor-backed political party gave up its own members to help Bernie Sanders’ revolution.

2016 Oregon primary: For the local labor movement, it was a good night.

All three Democrats have close relationships with organized labor, but there ARE differences.

The candidate for Multnomah County Commission is looking to succeed Diane McKeel.

Sanders said real change comes from below, like fast food workers who strike for $15 an hour.