Kamala Harris and Tim Walz should learn from what worked at the DNC and make organized labor a central focus of their fall campaigning.
Longtime labor advocate Kamala Harris and longtime National Education Association member Tim Walz accepted their nominations last week at the most pro-union Democratic National Convention in the party’s history. The challenge now is to translate the energy of the convention into a campaign that boosts turnout among the multiracial, multiethnic mass of working-class Americans—especially young people—who will decide whether the party’s ticket wins, and perhaps wins big, in November. To do this, Harris and Walz must take a lesson from what worked…