Maine Service Employees Association, SEIU Local 1989’s Legislative Scorecard:

SOMSEA 129th Legislature Special See whether your state senator and state representative voted pullout for or against MSEA and workers on key issues we tracked. section!

During the 2019-2020 Legislature cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic, we tracked every state legislator’s votes on key issues impacting Maine workers. To be sure, important legislation remains pending that we’d also like to score, including LD 1978 reforming the MainePERS disability process, LD 1878 establishing a career path for adjunct professors in the Maine Community College System, and LD 1355 strengthening the retirement security of workers in the State Police Crime Lab and State Police Computer Crimes Unit. Please contact your state senator and state representative today; encourage them to finish the Legislature’s business! Use this Scorecard to see whether your state senator and state representative voted for or against MSEA and workers on these key issues: • Approving the bipartisan two-year state budget (LD 1001, signed into law by Governor Mills). We supported the final budget. It addresses understaffing, funds our Judicial and Executive Branch contracts, and increases funding for Child Development Services, Governor Baxter School for the Deaf/MECDHH, and the Maine Community College System. It makes MSEA-SEIU PASER Member Frank Geagan, at right, asks his State Senator, Brad Farrin, to support investments in local schools and progress a comprehensive study of compensation for state employees in 2019 during the Maine AFL-CIO on property tax relief by increasing revenue Labor Lobby Day. Senator Farrin voted against Maine workers and MSEA on all the issues we sharing. It strengthens the Property Tax Fairness tracked in this Legislative Scorecard. Turn to Page 3 to see how every state senator voted. Credit. Branch contracts made good progress on this • Strengthening workers’ rights (LD 1177, vetoed issue but more work remains to be done. by Governor Mills). This legislation would have MainePERS sets strengthened collective bargaining rights by • Strengthening the retirement system (LD making arbitration binding on key economic 1620, signed into law by Governor Mills). We issues for public workers. The rights of public supported this legislation, which excludes 0.6% COLA workers need to be strengthened to defend collectively bargained salary and job promotion On Aug. 13, 2020, the Maine our families and the services we provide to the increases from the earnable compensation limit Public Employees Retirement System people of Maine. While we’re encouraged it for retirement purposes. (MainePERS) Board of Trustees approved passed in both the Maine House and the Maine a 0.6% cost of living adjustment (COLA) • Funding a comprehensive study of the state Senate, we remain disappointed Gov. Mills increase effective September 2020 for employee compensation and classification vetoed it. We’ll keep fighting to strengthen eligible retirees in the State-Judicial- system (LD 1214, carried over to the 2020 collective bargaining rights. Legislative-Teacher Retirement Plan. legislative session). The Senate voted on it but The 129th Legislature respected the • Providing pay parity for Maine DHHS not the House. We secured a commitment from MainePERS COLA process. caseworkers (LD 428). This legislation passed the Mills administration in Executive Branch Eligible retirees in the Participating Local both the Maine House and but was bargaining for up to $600,000 for a compensation Districts – Consolidated Plan, including carried over by the Appropriations Committee and classification study for state employees. Maine Turnpike Authority retirees, also will to the 2020 legislative session. LD 428, which The study is under way. The initial phase is get a 0.6% retiree COLA increase effective remains pending, would create parity among all completed with over 7,000 employees completing September 2020. Maine DHHS caseworkers. Our new Executive their job-description questionnaires. Page B2: Legislative Scorecard for the 129th — Maine Service Employees Association, SEIU Local 1989 Legislative Champions: th 129 Maine Legislature The following Democratic, Republican and Independent state legislators all provided particularly strong leadership on key issues for MSEA-SEIU members during the 129th Maine Legislature:

Maine Senate * * Bill Diamond * Erin Herbig * Senate President Troy Jackson * Senate Democratic Leader Nathan Libby * * * Assistant Senate Democratic Leader

Maine House of Representatives Kent Ackley * * Scott Cuddy * Janice Dodge * Donna Doore * Assistant Majority Leader * Speaker Sara Gideon * * * * Andrew McLean * Michele Meyer * Majority Leader * * Margaret O’Neil * Ann Peoples * William Pluecker * Lois Reckitt * Deane Rykerson * Thomas Skolfield * Holly Stover * Michael Sylvester * Will Tuell *

MSEA-SEIU Honor Roll: 129th Legislature The following state legislators scored 100% pro-worker and pro-MSEA on the issues we tracked in this Legislative Scorecard: Maine Senate Shenna Bellows * Catherine Breen * Michael Carpenter * Brownie Carson * * Benjamin Chipman * * Susan Deschambault * Bill Diamond * James Dill * Geoffrey Gratwick * Erin Herbig * Senate President Troy Jackson * Mark Lawrence * Senate Democratic Leader Nathan Libby * Rebecca Millett * David Miramant * * Linda Sanborn * Senate Assistant Democratic Leader Eloise Vitelli Maine House of Representatives Kent Ackley * Robert Alley * Betty Austin * Christopher Babbidge * Shawn Babine * * Pinny Beebe-Center * * * * * Christopher Caiazzo * Barbara Cardone * Anne Carney * * * Margaret Craven * Edward Crockett * Scott Cuddy * Matthea Daughtry *

Diane Denk * Janice Dodge * Donna Doore * Victoria Doudera * * * Richard Farnsworth * Jessica Fay * House Assistant Democratic Leader Ryan Fecteau * Victoria Foley * Drew Gattine * House Speaker Sara Gideon * Lori Gramlich * * James Handy * Thom Harnett * Allison Hepler * Craig Hickman *

Henry Ingwersen * Erik Jorgensen * Christopher Kessler * Colleen Madigan * Chloe Maxmin * David McCrea * Joyce McCreight * Genevieve McDonald * Andrew McLean * Gina Melaragno * Michele Meyer * House Majority Leader Matt Moonen * Victoria Morales * * Margaret O’Neil * * Sarah Pebworth * Anne Peoples * Joseph Perry * William Pluecker *

Lois Reckitt * Christina Riley * Tiffany Roberts-Lovell * Deane Rykerson * Braden Sharpe * Bettyann Sheats * * Holly Stover * Michael Sylvester * * Denise Tepler * Maureen Terry * Ryan Tipping * Ralph Tucker * Arthur Verow * Charlotte Warren * Bruce White * Stanley Paige Zeigler Page B3: Legislative Scorecard for the 129th Maine Legislature — Maine Service Employees Association, SEIU Local 1989 Did your State Senator vote PRO-MSEA and worker?

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State Strengthen collective Exclude collectively bar- bargaining by providing gained salary increases Fund a compensation Bipartisan two-year Pay parity for adult binding arbitration on from earnable compensa and classification study protective caseworkers tion limits for retirement for the Executive Branch Percent they voted state budget enactment economic issues (LD 1620, Roll Call S-197) Senate District # Senator (LD 1001, Roll Call S-309) (LD 428, Roll Call S-233) (LD 1177, Roll Call S-358) (LD 1214, Roll Call S-141) PRO-MSEA & worker Y = Y = Y = Y = Y = Supports Supports Supports Supports Supports MSEA MSEA MSEA MSEA MSEA 14 Shenna Bellows, Kennebec 100% Y Y Y Y Y 17 , Franklin 20% Y N N N N 25 Catherine Breen, Cumberland 100% Y Y E Y Y 2 Michael Carpenter, Aroostook 100% Y Y Y Y Y 24 Brownie Carson, Cumberland 100% Y Y Y Y Y 31 Justin Chenette, York 100% Y Y Y Y Y 27 Benjamin Chipman, Cumberland 100% Y Y Y Y Y 20 Ned Claxton, Androscoggin 100% Y Y Y Y Y 16 , Kennebec 20% N N N Y N 4 Paul Davis, Piscataquis 0% N N N N N 32 Susan Deschambault, York 100% Y E Y Y Y 26 Bill Diamond, Cumberland 100% Y Y Y Y Y 5 James Dill, Penobscot 100% Y Y A Y Y 13 , Lincoln 20% Y N N N N 3 , Somerset 0% N N N N E 34 Robert Foley, York 0% E N N N N 9 Geoffrey Gratwick, Penobscot 100% Y Y Y Y Y 10 , Penobscot 0% N N N N N Scorecard 19 James Hamper, Oxford 20% Y N N N N Guide: 11 Erin Herbig, Waldo 100% Y Y Y Y Y The higher 1 Troy Jackson, Aroostook 100% Y Y Y Y Y the % = the more they 18 , Oxford 0% N N N N N voted PRO- 35 Mark Lawrence, York 100% Y E Y Y Y MSEA and worker. 21 Nathan Libby, Androscoggin 100% Y Y Y Y Y The lower 7 , Hancock 80% Y Y N Y Y the % = the more 29 Rebecca Millett, Cumberland 100% Y Y Y Y Y they voted AGAINST 12 David Miramant, Knox 100% Y Y Y Y Y MSEA and 6 Marianne Moore, Washington 0% N N N N Y workers. 15 , Kennebec 40% N N N Y Y E = they 8 , Hancock 0% N N N N N were excused 28 Heather Sanborn, Cumberland 100% Y Y Y Y Y from that vote. 30 Linda Sanborn, Cumberland 100% Y Y E Y Y 22 , Androscoggin 0% N N N N N A = they were absent 23 Eloise Vitelli, Sagadahoc 100% Y Y Y Y Y from that 33 , York 20% Y N N N N vote. Page B4: Legislative Scorecard for the 129th Maine Legislature — Maine Service Employees Association, SEIU Local 1989 Did your State Rep. vote PRO-MSEA and worker?

State Exclude collectively Strengthen collective bargained salary Ought not to pass report: bargaining by providing increases from earnable Bipartisan two-year Pay parity for adult binding arbitration compensation limits Percent they voted state budget enactment protective caseworkers on economic issues for retirement (LD 428, Roll Call H-203) (LD 1620, Roll Call H-189) House District # Rep. (LD 1001, Roll Call H-271) (LD 1177, Roll Call H-306) PRO-MSEA & worker Y = N = Y = Y = Supports Supports Supports Supports MSEA MSEA MSEA MSEA 82 Kent Ackley, Monmouth 100% Y N Y Y 138 Robert Alley, Beals 100% Y N Y Y 73 John Andrews, Paris 0% N Y N N 65 Amy Arata, New Gloucester 0% N A N N 107 Betty Austin, Skowhegan 100% Y N Y Y 67 , Gray 0% N Y N N 8 Christopher Babbidge, Kennebunk 100% Y N Y Y 29 Shawn Babine, Scarborough 100% Y N Y Y 14 Donna Bailey, Saco 100% A N Y Y 93 Pinny Beebe-Center, Rockland 100% Y N Y Y 55 Seth Berry, Bowdoinham 100% Y N Y Y 63 Bruce Bickford, Auburn 25% Y Y N N 22 Mark Blier, Buxton 0% N Y N N 3 Lydia Blume, York 100% Y N Y Y 80 Richard Bradstreet, Vassalboro 0% N A N N 36 Michael Brennan, Portland 75% Y N N Y 61 Heidi Brooks, Lewiston 100% Y E A E 24 Mark Bryant, Windham 100% Y A Y Y 28 Christopher Caiazzo, Scarborough 100% Y N Y Y Scorecard 130 Richard Campbell, Orrington 25% Y Y N N Guide: 127 Barbara Cardone, Bangor 100% Y N Y Y 30 Anne Carney, Cape Elizabeth 100% Y N Y Y The higher the % = the 68 , Naples 33% N N A N more they 60 , Lewiston 75% Y N N Y voted PRO- MSEA and 42 Benjamin Collings, Portland 100% Y N Y Y worker. 47 Janice Cooper,Yarmouth 100% Y N Y Y The lower 25 Patrick Corey, Windham 25% Y Y N N the % = 100 Danny Costain, Plymouth 0% A Y N N the more they voted 59 Margaret Craven, Lewiston 100% Y N Y Y AGAINST 43 Edward Crockett, Portland 100% Y N Y Y MSEA and workers. 98 Scott Cuddy, Winterport 100% Y A Y Y 111 Philip Curtis, Madison 0% N Y N N E = they were 49 Matthea Daughtry, Brunswick 100% Y N Y Y excused 9 Diane Denk, Kennebunk 100% Y N Y Y from that vote. 149 John DeVeau, Caribou 0% N A N A 90 Michael Devin, Newcastle No score E E E E A = they were absent 72 , Oxford 0% N Y N N from that 97 Janice Dodge, Belfast 100% Y N Y Y vote. Page B5: Legislative Scorecard for the 129th Maine Legislature — Maine Service Employees Association, SEIU Local 1989 Did your State Rep. vote PRO-MSEA and worker?

State Exclude collectively Strengthen collective bargained salary Ought not to pass report: bargaining by providing increases from earnable Bipartisan two-year Pay parity for adult binding arbitration compensation limits Percent they voted state budget enactment protective caseworkers on economic issues for retirement (LD 428, Roll Call H-203) (LD 1620, Roll Call H-189) House District # Rep. (LD 1001, Roll Call H-271) (LD 1177, Roll Call H-306) PRO-MSEA & worker Y = N = Y = Y = Supports Supports Supports Supports MSEA MSEA MSEA MSEA 115 Josanne Dolloff, Rumford 0% N A N N 85 Donna Doore, Augusta 100% Y N Y A 94 Victoria Doudera, Camden 100% Y N Y Y 121 Gary Drinkwater, Milford 0% N Y N N 122 Michelle Dunphy, Old Town 100% Y A Y Y 91 Jeffrey Evangelos, Friendship 100% Y N Y Y 37 Richard Farnsworth, Portland 100% Y N Y Y 136 Billy Bob Faulkingham, Winter Harbor 0% N Y N N 66 Jessica Fay, Raymond 100% Y N Y Y 86 Justin Fecteau, Augusta 0% N Y N N 11 Ryan Fecteau, Biddeford 100% Y N Y Y 12 Victoria Foley, Biddeford 100% Y N Y Y 104 Steven Foster, Dexter 0% N Y N N 34 Drew Gattine, Westbrook 100% Y A Y A 48 Sara Gideon, Freeport 100% Y N Y A 13 Lori Gramlich, Old Orchard Beach 100% Y N Y Y 102 Abigail Griffin, Levant 0% N Y N N 118 Chad Grignon, Athens 0% A A A N 132 Nicole Grohoski, Ellsworth 100% Y N Y Y Scorecard 101 David Haggan, Hampden 0% N A N N Guide: 114 Randall Hall, Wilton 0% N Y N N 58 James Handy, Lewiston 100% Y N Y Y The higher the % = the 142 Sheldon Hanington, Lincoln 25% N N N N more they 87 Jeffery Hanley, Pittston 0% N Y N N voted PRO- MSEA and 83 Thom Harnett, Gardiner 100% Y N Y Y worker. 19 Matthew Harrington, Sanford 50% Y N N N The lower 117 Frances Head, Bethel 0% N Y N N the % = 53 Allison Hepler, Woolwich 100% Y N Y Y the more they voted 81 Craig Hickman, Winthrop 100% Y N Y Y AGAINST 120 Norman Higgins, Dover-Foxcroft 33% Y Y N A MSEA and workers. 7 Daniel Hobbs, Wells 75% Y N N Y 135 Brian Hubbell, Bar Harbor 75% Y N N Y E = they were 131 Sherman Hutchins, Penobscot 0% N A N N excused 4 , York 50% Y Y N Y from that vote. 10 , Arundel 100% Y N Y Y 141 Kathy Javner, Chester 0% N Y N N A = they were absent 145 Chris Johansen, Monticello 0% N Y N N from that 41 Erik Jorgensen, Portland 100% Y N Y Y vote. Page B6: Legislative Scorecard for the 129th Maine Legislature — Maine Service Employees Association, SEIU Local 1989 Did your State Rep. vote PRO-MSEA and worker?

State Exclude collectively Strengthen collective bargained salary Ought not to pass report: bargaining by providing increases from earnable Bipartisan two-year Pay parity for adult binding arbitration compensation limits Percent they voted state budget enactment protective caseworkers on economic issues for retirement (LD 428, Roll Call H-203) (LD 1620, Roll Call H-189) House District # Rep. (LD 1001, Roll Call H-271) (LD 1177, Roll Call H-306) PRO-MSEA & worker Y = N = Y = Y = Supports Supports Supports Supports MSEA MSEA MSEA MSEA 76 Dennis Keschl, Belgrade 25% Y Y N N 32 Christopher Kessler, South Portland 100% Y N Y Y 99 MaryAnne Kinney, Knox 0% A Y N N 125 Victoria Kornfield, Bangor 50% Y Y N Y 20 Theodore Kryzak, Acton 0% N Y N N 113 Scott Landry, Farmington 75% Y Y Y Y 137 , Bradley 0% N Y N N 129 , Eddington 0% A Y N N 110 Colleen Madigan, Waterville 100% Y N Y Y 16 Donald Marean, Hollis 25% Y Y N N 151 John Martin, Eagle Lake 75% Y N N Y 150 Danny Martin, Sinclair 75% Y N N Y 57 Thomas Martin, Greene 0% N Y N N Scorecard 56 Richard Mason, Lisbon 0% N Y N N Guide: 18 Anne-Marie Mastraccio, Sanford 50% Y Y N Y The higher 92 , St. George 50% Y Y N Y the % = the Ann Matlack more they 88 Chloe Maxmin, Nobleboro 100% Y N Y Y voted PRO- 148 , Fort Fairfield 100% Y N Y Y MSEA and David McCrea worker. 51 Joyce McCreight, Harpswell 100% Y N Y Y 134 Genevieve McDonald, Stonington 100% Y N Y Y The lower the % = 27 Andrew McLean, Gorham 100% Y N Y Y the more they voted 62 Gina Melaragno, Auburn 100% Y N Y Y AGAINST 2 Michele Meyer, Eliot 100% Y N Y Y MSEA and workers. 71 , Waterford 50% Y A N A 38 Matt Moonen, Portland 100% Y N Y Y E = they 33 , South Portland 100% Y N Y Y were Victoria Morales excused 45 Stephen Moriarty, Cumberland 100% Y (not yet elected) Y (not yet elected) from that vote. 75 Joshua Morris, Turner 0% N Y N N 78 Catherine Nadeau, Winslow 75% Y N N Y A = they 5 , Berwick 0% A Y N N were absent Beth O’Connor from that 15 Margaret O’Neil, Saco 100% Y N Y Y vote. 23 , Standish 0% N Y N N Lester Ordway *House 52 Sean Paulhus, Bath 100% Y N Y Y District 35 133 , Blue Hill 100% Y N Y Y Rep. Ann Sarah Pebworth Peoples 35 Ann Peoples*, Westbrook 100% Y N Y Y died Nov. 77 , Oakland 0% A Y N N 12, 2019. Michael Perkins The seat 140 Anne Perry, Calais 75% Y Y Y Y currently is vacant. 124 Joseph Perry, Bangor 100% Y N Y Y Page B7: Legislative Scorecard for the 129th Maine Legislature — Maine Service Employees Association, SEIU Local 1989 Did your State Rep. vote PRO-MSEA and worker?

State Exclude collectively Strengthen collective bargained salary Ought not to pass report: bargaining by providing increases from earnable Bipartisan two-year Pay parity for adult binding arbitration compensation limits Percent they voted state budget enactment protective caseworkers on economic issues for retirement (LD 428, Roll Call H-203) (LD 1620, Roll Call H-189) House District # Rep. (LD 1001, Roll Call H-271) (LD 1177, Roll Call H-306) PRO-MSEA & worker Y = N = Y = Y = Supports Supports Supports Supports MSEA MSEA MSEA MSEA 116 Richard Pickett, Dixfield 25% N Y N Y 44 , Falmouth 75% Y N N Y 95 William Pluecker, Warren 100% Y N Y Y 17 , Waterboro 25% Y Y N N 31 Lois Reckitt, South Portland 100% Y N Y Y 103 Roger Reed, Carmel 0% N Y N N 74 Christina Riley, Jay 100% Y A Y Y 69 Walter Riseman, Harrison 75% Y N Y N Scorecard 6 Tiffany Roberts-Lovell, South Berwick 100% Y N Y Y Guide:

108 Shelley Rudnicki, Fairfield 0% N Y N N The higher 1 Deane Rykerson, Kittery 100% Y N Y Y the % = the more they 21 Heidi Sampson, Alfred 0% N Y N N voted PRO- 126 John Schneck, Bangor 75% Y Y Y Y MSEA and worker. 46 Braden Sharpe, Durham 100% Y N Y Y 64 Bettyann Sheats, Auburn 100% Y N Y Y The lower the % = 112 Thomas Skolfield, Weld 66% Y A N Y the more 143 Stephen Stanley, Medway 100% Y N Y Y they voted AGAINST 119 Paul Stearns, Guilford 25% Y Y N N MSEA and 105 Joel Stetkis, Canaan 0% N Y N N workers.

147 , Presque Isle 25% N Y Y N E = they 89 Holly Stover, Boothbay 100% Y A Y Y were excused 106 Scott Strom, Pittsfield 25% Y Y N N from that 144 Gregory Swallow, Houlton 0% N Y N N vote.

39 Michael Sylvester, Portland 100% Y A Y A A = they 40 Rachel Talbot Ross, Portland 100% Y A Y Y were absent from that 54 Denise Tepler, Topsham 100% Y N Y Y vote. 26 Maureen Terry, Gorham 100% Y A Y Y *House 79 Timothy Theriault, China 0% A Y N A District 128 123 Ryan Tipping, Orono 100% Y N Y Y Rep. Archie Verow died 50 Ralph Tucker, Brunswick 100% Y N Y Y Dec. 19, 139 William Tuell, East Machias 25% Y Y N N 2019. In a special 128 Arthur Verow*, Brewer 100% Y A Y A election held 70 Nathan Wadsworth, Hiram 0% N Y N N March 3, 2020, voters 84 Charlotte Warren, Hallowell 100% Y N Y Y elected 109 Bruce White, Waterville 100% Y N Y Y Kevin O’Connell 146 Dustin White, Washburn 0% N Y N N to succeed 96 Paige Zeigler, Montville 100% Y N Y Y him. Non-voting member: , Tribe Page B8: Legislative Scorecard for the 129th Maine Legislature — Maine Service Employees Association, SEIU Local 1989 Stronger Together with Sara Gideon for U.S. Senate, Congressman Golden and Congresswoman Pingree

At our 2019 MSEA-SEIU Annual Meeting, MSEA-SEIU delegates gave a standing ovation to Maine House Speaker Sara Gideon, at podium, in appreciation of her advocacy for Maine workers, active and retired, and the services Maine people count on. From left: MSEA-SEIU Retiree Member and State Rep. Donna Doore, MSEA-SEIU past president Ramona Welton, Speaker Gideon, MSEA-SEIU Executive Director Alec Maybarduk, Congressman and Maine Senate President Troy Jackson.

Congressman Jared Golden, second from left, stands with MSEA-SEIU MSEA-SEIU members can count on Congresswoman Chellie Pingree, retiree members at our 2019 MSEA-SEIU Retirees Day. center in this file photo, to advocate for workers, active and retired.

Did you know this about Jared? Did you know this about Chellie? Congressman Jared Golden was born in Lewiston and was raised in Congresswoman Chellie Pingree has lived on North Haven since she Maine’s 2nd Congressional District. After the September 11th attacks, he was a teenager. enlisted in the Marine Corps infantry and served combat tours in Iraq and She has worked as an organic farmer, raised three children and started Afghanistan. two successful small businesses. In 2014, Lewiston voters elected him to represent them in the Maine After serving as the town’s tax collector, she became chair of the local House of Representatives. He was reelected in 2016 and then elected by school board and later was elected to the Maine Senate. She was elected to his peers to serve as the Democratic Assistant Majority Leader in the Maine Congress in 2008 with our support. House. She serves on the U.S. House Committee on Appropriations, where Elected to Congress in 2018, Congressman Golden is a fierce advocate she has fought to expand opportunities for working families, protect our for Maine and Maine workers, active and retired. He’s working to expand veterans and expand access to healthcare. access to affordable healthcare, defend protections for people with Congresswoman Pingree said throughout her career of public service, the preexisting conditions, lower prescription drug costs and protect Social lessons she learned in those early days on North Haven have always been Security and Medicare. her guide: Be accountable to your neighbors, and always use your common He lives in Lewiston with his wife. sense.

Tell Collins: Pass the HEROES Act to fund state & local services, prevent further job losses. Email her: bit.ly/TellCollins or call her: (844) 967-2163. "The state can’t cut its way out of this pandemic without causing real harm to state and local workers, public services and the people we serve. To prevent harm, we all need to tell the U.S. Senate to do its job by passing the HEROES Act to fund state and local services during the pandemic. Passing the HEROES Act would help prevent state and local workers from losing their jobs. The U.S. House of Representatives passed the HEROES Act in May, but the Senate hasn’t acted on it. Senator needs to hear from you immediately. Tell her to pass the HEROES Act.”

— Dean Staffieri, President, MSEA-SEIU Local 1989