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11 Nov, 2024

In Honor of Veterans Day, UAW Members Pay Tribute to Those Who Served

Today, we honor the service and sacrifice of our veterans. Thank you to UAW veterans, including Region 9A’s own Shawn Tripp from Local 405, for sharin...

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UAW Region 9A Director Brandon Mancilla and Local 1850 President Mayra Munoz

01 Nov, 2024

A Message of Solidarity with Our UAW Siblings in Puerto Rico / Un Mensaje en Solidaridad con Nuestros Miembros en Puerto Rico

A message of solidarity with Puerto Ricans and against Donald Trump from UAW Region 9A Director Brandon Mancilla and Mayra Muñoz, President of UAW Loc...

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UAW Statement on Meeting with Governor Hochul

24 Oct, 2024

Regions 9 & 9A Meet with New York Governor Kathy Hochul to Push Working Class Priorities

This morning, UAW Region 9 Director Dan Vicente and Region 9A Director Brandon Mancilla along with 9A CAP Representative Aaron Eisenberg met with New...

News 21 Aug, 2020

Biden: ‘I will draw on the best of us.”

FORMER VICE PRESIDENT REMINDS AMERICANS THAT WE CAN DO BETTER On the final day of the convention, UAW members and their messages were featured prominently and Joe Biden accepted his party’s nomination with an inspirational speech reminding Americans that, “We make our greatest progress when we follow the light,” and turn away from the darkness and division that the nation finds itself mired in.

News 20 Aug, 2020

UAW Vice President Terry Dittes: Biden-Harris Ready on Day One

UAW Vice President Terry Dittes, who directs the union’s General Motors’ Department, said he’s “very excited” about the Biden-Harris ticket. Dittes, who as a past Regional Director represented the Scranton region where Biden grew up, said the candidate is well grounded in the everyday lives of UAW members.

News 20 Aug, 2020

Kamala Harris: For the people

SENATOR MAKES HISTORY AS FIRST WOMAN OF COLOR TO RUN FOR VICE PRESIDENT Making history, U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris stood before DNC delegates and accepted the nomination to be Joe Biden’s running mate last evening almost 100 years from the day that the 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote in America.