Dr. Jasmeet Bains Earns Laborers’ International Union of North America Endorsement
DELANO, CA – Today, Dr. Jasmeet Bains announced the endorsement of the Laborers' International Union of North America (LiUNA), Local 220. LiUNA joins the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), IBEW Local 428, SEIU California, and a growing coalition of labor and union organizations in the Central Valley united behind Dr. Bains and her commitment to delivering opportunity and good-paying jobs for all.
“I’m honored to have the support of LiUNA Local 220 and the hardworking men and women who power our Central Valley,” said Dr. Jasmeet Bains. “Together, we’re committed to strengthening our communities, supporting working families, and creating good-paying jobs so everyone has a chance to build a better life right here at home. I look forward to working together to bring real leadership to CA-22.”
“LiUNA Local 220 is proud to endorse Dr. Jasmeet Bains for Congress because she stands with the hardworking people of the Central Valley. Dr. Bains understands the challenges our members face and is committed to creating good-paying union jobs, protecting workers’ rights, and investing in the infrastructure that keeps our communities going,” said Hertz Ramirez of LiUNA Local 220. “She’s a proven fighter for working families, and we’re proud to stand with her in this fight for the Valley’s future.”
Dr. Bains’ campaign for Congress is also endorsed by EMILY’s List, AAPI Victory Fund, Elect Democratic Women, ASPIRE PAC, Healthcare for Action, New Dem Action Fund, FamMed Pac, NUHW, Delano Police Officers Association, Bakersfield Professional Firefighters Association, SEIU California, IBEW Local 428, United Brothers of Carpenters, Eleven members of the California Congressional Delegation, and dozens of community advocates and civic leaders.
About Dr. Jasmeet Bains
Dr. Bains, a physician and daughter of immigrants, is running to represent California’s 22nd Congressional District. She has dedicated her career to serving underserved communities in the Central Valley, tackling the opioid crisis, and fighting for affordable health care for all.
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