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Gene Lantz, President
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Dallas AFL-CIO has endorsed the best candidates after questionnaires, pledges, live interviews, and much discussion.  All that's left to do is get everybody to vote.

New endorsements

County Commissioner Dist 1: Dr. Theresa Daniel

County Commissioner, Dist 3: John Wiley Price

Tax Assessor: John Ames

Sheriff: Marian Brown

162nd Dist. Court Judge: Kim Bailey Phipps

5th Court of Appeals Place 9: Tina Yoo Clinton

5th Court of Appeals Place 11: Cory Carlyle

5th Court of Appeals, Place 13: Tonya Parker

Chief Justice, Dallas Court of Appeals: Dennise Garcia

95th District Court Judge: Monica Purdy

 

Texas endorsements that were previously posted:

HD 100: Venton Jones

HD 102 Ana Maria Ramos

HD103 Rafael Anchia

HD 104 Jessica Gonzales

HD105 Terry Meza

HD 107 Linda Garcia

HD 108 Yasmin Simon

HD 109 Aicha Davis

HD 110 Toni Rose

HD 111 Yvonne Davis

HD 112 Averie Bishop

HD 113 Rhetta Andrews Bowers

HD 114 John Bryant

HD 115 Cassandra Hernandez

SD 8 Rachel Mello

SD 16 Nathan Johnson

SD 23 Royce West

CD30 Jasmine Crockett

CD33 Marc Veasey

Alliance/AFT will soon have endorsements for school board trustees. Share the endorsements with this link: https://texasaflcio.org/dallas/labors-election-work/2024-primary-candidates-chosen

For more information: jtomlinson.dallasaflcio@gmail.com

Some of labor’s candidates will join us at 10 AM Tuesday, February 20, at 600 Commerce in downtown Dallas as we rally for early voting. Labor-endorsed women candidates will be featured at our “Women Rising” celebration of International Women’s Day at 2PM on March 9 at 1408 N Washington. The Texas AFL-CIO Women’s Committee, Dallas AFL-CIO, Steelworkers Organization of Active Retirees, and Texas Alliance for Retired Americans are co-sponsoring. The event will be fun and free.

State Senator Nathan Johnson needs working families for his re-election

 

Congratulations to Fighting Flight Attendants

Elections aren't the only sphere of struggle for working families. On February 13, Thirty cities saw flight attendants rally against airline management's stalling on their contracts. Our own Transport Workers Union Local 556 and their friends rallied at Love Field. This photo came in from the Actors Union, SAG-AFTRA.

Flight attendants and friends

Please Join our Solidarity Brigade

We update the action calendar on our web page as new events are set. You can combine labor’s Google calendar into yours. We're always looking for speaking opportunities for our Speakers Bureau. Stu Becker, Co-Chair of DFW Young Active Labor Leaders, was added to our list of outreach specialists. For text reminders of immediate actions, text the word “action” to the phone number 235246.

Please Join our Solidarity Brigade

 

MORE ACTIONS COMING UP

Feb 16: Filing deadline for Dallas school board candidates

Feb 17: U.S. House recesses. Go see your congressperson

Feb 20, 10A: Early vote rally at George Allen Courthouse, 600 Commerce in Dallas. Everybody welcome

Feb 20, 10A: First day of early voting. Rally across from George Allen Courthouse, 600 Commerce in Dallas. Everybody welcome

Feb 20, 6P: Voting Rights Event with Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett at Dallas College Brookhaven Campus

Feb 21, 4P: Retirees begin phone banking. Contact judy4tara@aol.com 214-729-0063

Feb 22, 3P: Free, one hour online webinar detailing this year’s key retirement security legislative outlook and issues. RSVP

Feb 23: Last day that elections departments will receive applications to vote by mail for the March 5 election. It's still OK to apply for the rest of the year

Feb 24: Young Active Labor Leaders “Soul Food Festival” social. Contact Stu Becker at stubecker89@gmail.com

Mar 1: New partial government shutdown crisis is likely

Mar 5: SB4 “Show your papers” law may go into effect. Brown-eyed people watch out!

Mar 5: Primary election day

Mar 6, 12:30P: Dallas Chapter of Texas Alliance for Retired Americans meets at 334 Centre in Oak Cliff. Contact Judy 214-729-0063

Mar 8: New partial government shutdown crisis is likely

Mar 9, 2P: “Women Rising” reception for union endorsed women candidates celebrating International Women’s Day. Contact Robin Johnson at 
rjust2219@att.net

Mar 9-10: KNON Bluesfest at Poor David’s Pub

Mar 21, 7:30P: Dallas AFL-CIO meeting for all affiliated members at 1408 N Washington

Apr 17: Charity Sporting Clays Shoot at Greystone Castle Sporting Club in Mingus, Texas. Benefit the March of Dimes

Apr 22-30: Early voting in Dallas $1.25B bond election

Apr 26-27: Texas AFL-CIO Women’s Summit at Southpark Hotel, 4140 Governors Row, Austin. Registration is $125. Contact Robin Johnson at 
rjust2219@att.net

May 4: Dallas $1.25B bond elections Pub