By Patrick Kerkstra – It was, in the main, a very good night for Democrats. And Philadelphia being a Democratic town, the list of winners in this election is a lot longer than the losers. The Winners 1. Big city…
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The Philadelphia AFL-CIO’s Endorsed Candidates in Today’s Election
By The Philadelphia Council AFL-CIO Mayor Jim Kenney City Council At-Large Blondell Reynolds-Brown – D Helen Gym – D William K. Greenlee – D Allan Domb – D Derek S. Green – D Daniel Tinney – R City Council by…
Get Out and Vote On Tuesday 11/3 Like Your Union Livelihood Depends On It, Because It Does!
By The Pa. AFL-CIO – Tuesday, November 3, the polls will open at 7am for one of the most consequential elections in Pennsylvania’s history. Three of the seven positions on the State Supreme Court are on the ballot – something…
Dems hope to claim all three open seats on Pa.’s highest court
By PETER JACKSON, Associated Press – Tuesday’s election has to be daunting for Republicans running for three open seats on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Of the $10.5 million in campaign contributions reported by the seven candidates through Monday, more than…
Message to My Fellow Execs: Raise Wages! If we do we’ll all be richer in the end.
By Tony James – In early 2014, President Barack Obama paid a visit to a local Costco. He wasn’t there to get a good deal on tires or a big-screen TV but to use Costco as a platform to advocate…
