U.A.W. President Shawn Fain aims to organize nonunion plants after successful negotiations with the Big Three automakers. The first target is the Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga, Tenn., where over half of eligible workers have expressed support for a union. The U.A.W. plans to file for an election once 70% of workers have signed cards. The union is also investing $40 million in organizing efforts and eyeing the electric vehicle battery industry for future growth. Success in Chattanooga could lead to further organizing at other plants, while a loss may dampen employee confidence. The union's resurgence in organizing is fueled by younger workers, and it faces opposition from both management and state Republican leaders. Despite challenges, the union is determined to minimize pushback and secure a victory in Chattanooga.