Fresno phone bankers reach out to voters

Our political volunteer network continues to grow, contacting Central Valley voters

fresno_phone_bank_web.jpgAll over California, Local 1000 members and staff are kicking their political efforts into high gear, and the word is spreading about their success and need for even more volunteers.

"These are issues we all feel passionately about, and it was exciting to see everyone in action with such a sense of urgency," said Larry Vallejo, a Bargaining Unit 4 DMV employee from Fresno. "Time is critical, we need to get the message out now so people are better informed when they vote."

Vallejo was part of one of the largest efforts in the state as 80 members, staff, friends and family members spent their evening calling voters on Aug. 29 in Fresno.
The messages on Wednesday were clear

Proposition 30 is vital to providing quality education and public safety programs.

Proposition 32 is one-sided "campaign reform" and takes away our ability to help elect those into office that support the work we do for California.

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Unit 4 Bargaining Unit Negotiating Committee (BUNC)

  • Chair: Sophia J. Perkins, 916.554.1301 (office), 916.802.7740 (cell)DHCS
  • Vice Chair: Francisca Pass, 916.690.0609 (cell), CDDS
  • Alternate Vice: Robert Kersch, 831.578.5416, CDCR (cell)
  • Member: Deanna Jones, 310.328-8222, DMV
  • Member: Rosalind Myers, 916.445.8098, CTC
  • Member: Karen Jefferies, 916.227.2571 (cell), DOJ
  • Member: Delores Bonner, 909.383.6371, DOT
  • Member: Lawerence (LO) Williams, SCO
  • Alternate Member: James Scott, CDCR
  • Alternate Member: Mindi Matsumoto, DMV
  • Alternate Member: Estella Ambrose, SCIF
  • Alternate Member: Noreen Nelson, SCIF
  • Alternate Member: Anthony Moore, DGS