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ERS RUNOFF ELECTION
Wednesday, June 3 - Tuesday, July 7
Vote for Yoly Griego


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TSEU candidate and ERS Board Chairman Yoly Griego received the most votes in the general election which ended in April. She received 14,095 votes (44%) compared to run-off opponent Ms. MacBride who got 9,249 votes (29%). Nearly half (48%) of all state retirees voters cast their ballots for Yoly in the general election.

Yoly toured the state at the end of May campaigning in 12 cities and over 25 state offices and facilities. CLICK HERE to see the slide show for photographs of the candidate tour.

Yoly recently received the endorsement of ERS Board Candidate John Wicks who works for TDCJ as an Operational Reviewer.


Lobby Day 2009 - We Were There!
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On April 8, more than 1000 TSEU members, friends, family, and allies filled the streets leading to the state capitol. We arrived on buses from every part of the state representing every agency and university where TSEU has members. We showed our unity & our resolve to win a real pay raise, affordable health care, full funding for state services and to tell legislators that privatization is a bad idea for Texas. After the rally, TSEU members filled the capitol & visited almost every legislator’s office.


KLRU contract negotiations complete!

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