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Members elect new 768 leadership team; runoff forthcoming

On Nov 30th, Local 768 members heard the results of the 2023 Local leadership election.

The following Officers, Delegates, and Trustees were elected:

  • President: Carmen De Leon
  • Executive Vice President: Charlton Smith
  • 1st Vice President: Ryan McGuire
  • Recording Secretary: Emily Iwamoto
  • Treasurer: Louis Moskowitz
  • Sergeant at arms: Daniel Bellevue
  • Delegates to DC 37 (8)
    1. Martha Larson
    2. Haley Shaffer
    3. Margaret Dunn-Carver
    4. Eric Luchs
    5. Louis Moskowitz
    6. Andrewsy Emmanuel
    7. Charlton Smith
    8. Shellyanne Mitchell
  • Delegates to Central Labor Council (3)
    1. Lisa Blackett
    2. Jeanette Hechavarria
    3. Haley Shaffer
  • Trustees
    • 1st year - Lisa Blackett
    • 2nd year - Carlotta Doby
    • 3rd year - Jeanette Hechavarria

As required by our constitution, those elected above were immediately sworn into office, and are now the official leadership team of Local 768, DC37.

Since no candidate won majority support in the first round for the following positions, there will be a runoff election for these positions only:
  • 2nd Vice President
  • Executive Board (3 positions)
We will keep you posted about the process for this election.

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See Runoff results here

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