19 separate local labor unions vote to endorse Jacobs for Senate

ROCK ISLAND- The Tri-City Building & Construction Trades Council and its 19 Quad City-area labor unions are proud to announce their support of Mike Jacobs' reelection for Illinois State Senate.

"Mike Jacobs' experience and persistence are proven assets for the 36th District," said Rory Washburn, Executive Director of the Tri-City Building & Construction Trades Council. "Mike Jacobs is committed to the economic development of our region. We have seen this with the construction dollars he has worked tirelessly to secure for projects like Western Illinois University Quad Cities-Riverfront Campus, Kone Center and the Thomson Prison."

"His unwavering support helps provide our members opportunities to support their families and this community in positive ways," said Washburn. "We believe Mike Jacobs' firm commitment has earned him the opportunity to continue serving the people of the 36th Senate District."

Labor unions who support Mike Jacobs include the following:

Boilermakers Local 60

Bricklayers Local 6

Chicago Carpenters District Council

Cement Masons Local 18

Electricians Local 34

Electricians Local 145

Electricians Local 176

Elevators Constructors Local 33

Glaziers Local 581

Insulators Local 81

Ironworkers Local 111

Millwrights Local 2158

Operating Engineers Local 150

Painters Local 502

Plasterers Local 18

Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 25

Roofers Local 32

Sheet Metal Workers Local 91

Sprinkler Fitters Local 669

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