Pipefitters, Steamfitters, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Service Local Union 636 Endorses Haley Stevens for U.S. Senate

Local 636: “From day one, Haley Stevens has been a champion for the men and women who build and power this state, protecting good-paying union jobs, expanding workforce training, and ensuring workers have the fair wages and benefits they deserve.”

DETROIT, MI – Today, the Pipefitters, Steamfitters, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Service Local Union 636, which represents more than 2,500 workers in Michigan, announced its endorsement of Congresswoman Haley Stevens for U.S. Senate. In their endorsement, Local 636 recognized Haley’s record of protecting good-paying union jobs, expanding workforce training opportunities, and ensuring all workers have the benefits they earned over lifetimes of hard work. 

“Congresswoman Haley Stevens has always stood shoulder to shoulder with the working class,” said Larry Krisniski, Business Manager of Local 636. “From day one, Haley Stevens has been a champion for the men and women who build and power this state, protecting good-paying union jobs, expanding workforce training, and ensuring workers have the fair wages and benefits they deserve. Our members know she’s got our back, and we’re proud to have hers in her race for U.S. Senate.” 

“Michigan’s unions built the middle class, and Local 636 embodies that spirit of hard work and solidarity,” said Congresswoman Haley Stevens. “I have seen firsthand the skill, dedication, and pride that union members bring to every job site, and I will always fight to protect their rights and their benefits while strengthening collective bargaining. I’m honored to have the support of Local 636 as we work together to build a stronger, better future for every Michigan worker.”

Haley Stevens continues to gain momentum in her race and is the only candidate in this race with the endorsement of multiple labor unions. Haley has been endorsed by UNITE Here Local 24, former state House Speaker Joe Tate, Congresswoman Hillary Scholten, the Mayors of Lansing and Grand Rapids, 11 mayors across Metro Detroit, 40 clergy members across Michigan, the Michigan Democratic Party Black Caucus, Reps. Helena Scott (Detroit), Tyrone Carter (Detroit), Amos O’Neal (Saginaw), Brenda Carter (Pontiac), former Detroit Mayor and NBA Hall of Famer Dave Bing, former MI Governor Jim Blanchard, Elect Democratic Women PAC, and Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi.