Los Angeles County Federation of Labor

I take my kids.

I remember some years ago, Maria Elena Durazo, who at the time was the secretary of the L.A. County Federation of Labor.

She's now one of our state senators.

And she's about to become a supervisor.

Who is backing each of these candidates?

Well, much of the establishment has come in behind Bass, including the Democratic Party, the Chamber of Commerce, and the L.A. County Federation of Labor.

Rahman has peeled off some of labor, including the powerful union that represents 30,000 hotel and restaurant workers, Unite Here Local 11, and she's peeled off the Western States Carpenters Council, another powerful union.

The popular L.A. city controller, Kenneth Mejia, and the Democratic Socialists of America also back Rahman.

So I got the information that I wanted my AI to give me because I figured I had at one point or another talked about this union.

And so it said that you prepared an interview with Mark Mick's focus on political influence of labor unions and your reporting material centered on the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, which is affiliated with AFL-CIO and its involvement in political advertising targeted mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt.

And then it said, you plan to discuss union funding and political attack advertisements, the role of organized labor in Los Angeles elections, what unions expect from candidates they financially support, whether union members agree with the political positions they take by their leadership and mandatory union dues, workers' rights, and the Fast Labor Contracts Act.

We also prepared a roughly two-minute open monologue connecting union political activity with broader questions.

mind? Well, you know what, Dominique? I'm

an L.A. Federation of Labor.

Member? I work with them.

Okay.

Senator Durazo has spent a lifetime turning grassroots worker power into systemic national policy change.

She served as the Executive Vice President of UNITE HERE International and made history as the Secretary Treasurer of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor.

After two powerful terms in the California State Senate representing communities across Hollywood, Northeast, Southeast, and Downtown Los Angeles, she won election in the June primary to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors and is preparing to bring that same fierce spirit even closer to home.

Maria Elena Durazo's life's work reflects a value central to Liberty Hill's half-century mission.

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Legalization Assistance Project of Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, 1993.

Finally, the FCC will suffer irreparable harm absent a stay.

As discussed above, the Fourth Circuit's mandamus order requires the FCC to issue a final order within just 48 hours of its entry.

Uh, tomorrow, um, joining us, uh, we will have, um, city attorney candidate Marissa Roy.

Uh, she's been endorsed by the UTLA, LA County Federation of Labor.

She is running for city attorney versus John McKinney, um, who is of course endorsed by, uh, the current district attorney, Nathan Hochman.

And, um, he is a prosecutor running for city attorney.

Who is backing each of these candidates?

Well, much of the establishment has come in behind Bass, including the Democratic Party, the Chamber of Commerce, and the LA County Federation of Labor.

Raman has peeled off some of labor, including the powerful union that represents 30,000 hotel and restaurant workers, UNITE HERE Local 11, and she's peeled off the Western States Carpenters Council, another powerful union.

The popular LA City Controller, Kenneth Mejia, and the Democratic Socialists of America also back Raman.