The campaign logo by the United Steelworkers has already appeared on buildings throughout Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The United Steelworkers represents over one million members and retirees.
"The bat light project was born out of our existing political work, we wanted to be able to spread the message in a way that was COVID-friendly," Broomell continued."Mostly to let people know how important this election is, how important it is to make a plan to vote and start some conversations about these really important issues facing workers."
"We are trying to shine a light on the need to make a plan to vote," Jess Kamm, communications director with the United Steelworkers, also emphasized via."And of course, this is to reinforce our endorsement of Biden as the presidential candidate." According to the USW Voices webpage, the union also endorsed Alan Jones for the North Carolina House of Representatives.
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