As the November 5 presidential election approaches, swing states like Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania are pivotal for both parties, particularly with union workers' support at stake. Retired Wisconsin carpenter Efrain Campos, who attended LaborFest, expressed his shift in voting intention from President Biden to Vice President Harris, emphasizing the need for support for middle-class workers. Campos criticized former President Trump, stating that his wealth disconnects him from the working-class experience. Union leaders are intensifying efforts to mobilize workers against Trump, despite a growing divide where some rank-and-file members lean towards him. The AFL-CIO, representing a diverse range of unions, is actively endorsing Harris as part of this strategy. The dynamics within union support highlight the changing political landscape as the election nears.