Staffers in Rep. Andy Levin’s (D-Mich.) office will hold Capitol Hill’s first ever union vote on Thursday and Friday. “Today marks the first union election in the history of the U.S. Congress,” the Congressional Workers Union said on Twitter. “This is a historic moment for both the labor movement and democracy.” The vote comes just over four months after the House voted in May to allow congressional workers to unionize. Levin introduced the resolution that eventually passed entirely along party lines. “This is only the beginning as we move towards elections in several other offices,” the union added on Twitter. “We want to recognize the brave congressional staffers who have spoke
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