CLC Announces Endorsements in Nashville's Metro General Election
The Central Labor Council of Nashville and Middle Tennessee is proud to announce endorsements for the August 3 Metro Nashville General Election. These endorsements come after members of local CLC affiliated unions conducted a thorough candidate screening process, including a questionnaire and interview.
“Metro elections are critical to all working families, but especially our public sector affiliates whose salaries, benefits, and cost of living increases depend on the Metro Council,” said Vonda McDaniel, president of the Central Labor Council of Nashville and Middle TN. “Our diverse union members have spent long hours vetting these candidates, and I believe they have chosen the best candidates for working families.”
At Large:
Burkley Allen
Chris Cheng
Quin Evans-Segall
Arnold Hayes
Olivia Hill
Delishia Porterfield
Zulfat Suara
District 2: Kyonzte Toombs
District 3: Jennifer Gamble
District 5: Sean Parker
District 6: Clay Capp and Daniel McDonell
District 7: Emily Benedict
District 9: Stephanie Montenegro
District 11: Eric Patton
District 12: Erin Evans
District 13: Russ Bradford
District 14: Jordan Huffman
District 15: Jeff Gregg
District 16: Ginny Welsh
District 17: Terry Vo
District 18: Tom Cash
District 19: Jacob Kupin
District 20: Rollin Horton
District 21: Brandon Taylor
District 24: Brenda Gadd
District 25: Jeff Preptit
District 29: Tasha Ellis
District 30: Sandra Sepulveda
District 31: John Rutherford
District 32: Joy Styles
District 33: Antoinette Lee
District 35: Jason Spain
“So much legislation gets passed at the local level that affects our members drastically, both on and off the jobsite. That’s why it’s important for us to get involved, vet these candidates, educate them on what matters to us, and make our voices heard,” said Charley Rodriguez, Organizer with the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades. The Painters union is one of many who have committed time and resources to elect CLC endorsed candidates.
The Central Labor Council comprises 40 affiliated local labor unions and represents over 7,000 union households in Davidson County.
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