Vote totals are in for the Working Class Party. It’s not a spectacular vote, but it shows that a part of the working class responded to the main axis of our campaign: that the working class needs its own party.

Gary Walkowicz, candidate of the Working Class Party, was interviewed on November 1 by Quinn Klinefelter of WDET. Gary only got a moment of time, at the end of the radio segment; but once again, he was the only candidate to speak for the working class:

Mary Anne Hering, candidate of the Working Class Party, has been interviewed about the new party by a number of media outlets –

Mary Anne Hering was interviewed by Amy Miller on WDET, 10-27-2016 to discuss the Working Class Party – why she and others worked to get it on the ballot, and what it can mean for the future. You can hear the interview online: A Hundred Years Later Working Class Party Re-emerges.

The League of Women Voters in Ann Arbor organized a forum for the five candidates running for Congress from Michigan's 12th Congressional district. Gary Walkowicz stood out as the speaker having a clear working class perspective.