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PENNSYLVANIA FEDERATION OF INJURED WORKERS

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An Injury to One is an Injury to All

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ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE?

We need you to register to vote if you are not registered. We need your vote at election time for our organization to make a difference for injured workers. Your vote can make the difference for injured workers. Vote for the politicians that support injured workers. It does make a difference.

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GET THE FACTS! - BE AN INFORMED VOTER!

A nonprofit organization such as the PFIW has to stay neutral during an election. We will not endorse any candidates. We can only inform our members and the public about the candidates. The rationale behind this is we will be asking all political parties for help to get reform for injured workers. We want these politicians to help us not hate us. The PFIW has no political view, only it's members have political views and they cannot be reflected through the organization. The PFIW is neutral and will stay neutral during an election. The PFIW cannot be a mouth piece to get out political views of individuals, the organization must stay neutral.

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