ELECTING LABOR CHAMPIONS

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THIS FALL, LOCAL 17 MEMBERS ACROSS NEW ENGLAND CAME OUT STRONG TO ELECT OVER 50 UNION CHAMPIONS TO PUBLIC OFFICE.

We are confident that these leaders will stand up for our members and working families across the region. Together, we elected Joe Biden, a labor champion who will take the needs of workers seriously in the White House. We also made critical inroads in Maine and New Hampshire, powering candidates like Troy Jackson and Jared Golden to victory. These connections will help us strengthen labor rights across New England. Thank you to all those who cast ballots in this critical election. Whether you voted, volunteered your time for a campaign, or helped spread the word to your neighbors and friends, your efforts did not go unnoticed. The election may be over, but please keep up your political engagement. JOE BIDEN

1: In Massachusetts, Local 17’s Executive Board supported Patrick McDermott for Norfolk County Sheriff. 2: Members got out the vote for Massachusetts State Senator Patrick O’Connor for Plymouth & Norfolk. 3: Local 17 members joined union workers across New England at a virtual event with Joe Biden and Boston Mayor Marty Walsh before the election.

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4: The union building trades came together for a “Hardhats for Biden” rally event at 20 Winthrop Square in Boston. 5: Local 17 stood out for Sara Gideon in Maine.

50+ CHAMPIONS ELECTED ACROSS NEW ENGLAND

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

MASSACHUSETTS ▪ Richard Neal – District 1 ▪ Jim McGovern – District 2 ▪ Lori Trahan – District 3 ▪ Katherine Clark – District 5 ▪ Stephen Lynch – District 8 ▪ Bill Keating – District 9

NEW HAMPSHIRE ▪ Jared Golden – District 2

MA STATE SENATE

▪ John Velis – Second Hampden & Hampshire ▪ Pat Jehlen – Second Middlesex ▪ Rebecca Rausch – Norfolk, Bristol & Middlesex ▪ Walter Timilty – Norfolk, Bristol & Plymouth ▪ John Keenan – Norfolk & Plymouth ▪ Susan Moran – Plymouth & Barnstable ▪ Mike Brady – Second Plymouth & Bristol ▪ Patrick O’Connor – Plymouth & Norfolk ▪ Nick Collins – First Suffolk ▪ Michael Rush – Suffolk & Norfolk ▪ John Cronin – Worcester & Middlesex

ME STATE SENATE

▪ Troy Jackson - Senate President

MA STATE HOUSE

Carol Doherty – 3rd Bristol Jerald Parisella – 6th Essex Tram Nguyen – 18th Essex Orlando Ramos – 9th Hampden David Linsky – 5th Middlesex Thomas Stanley – 9th Middlesex John Lawn – 10th Middlesex Carmine Gentile – 13th Middlesex Vanna Howard – 17th Middlesex David Robertson – 19th Middlesex Marjorie Decker – 25th Middlesex Erika Uyterhoeven – 27th Middlesex Mike Day – 31st Middlesex Christine Barber – 34th Middlesex Paul Donato – 35th Middlesex Dan Sena – 37th Middlesex James Murphy – 4th Norfolk Mark Cusack – 5th Norfolk William Galvin – 6th Norfolk Ted Phillips – 8th Norfolk John Rogers – 12th Norfolk Joan Meschino – 3rd Plymouth Patrick Kearney – 4th Plymouth Josh Cutler – 6th Plymouth Michelle DuBois – 10th Plymouth Dan Ryan – 2nd Suffolk David Biele – 4th Suffolk Rob Consalvo – 14th Suffolk Kevin Honan – 17th Suffolk Natalie Higgins – 4th Worcester Meghan Kilcoyne – 12th Worcester

MA MUNICIPAL

▪ Patrick McDermott – Norfolk

County Sheriff ▪ Terry Kennedy – Governor’s Council

NH EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ▪ Cinde Warmington – District 2