Building the Teamsters United Campaign

Teamsters will vote for new International Union leadership this fall. Get involved in the Teamsters United campaign to elect General President Fred Zuckerman and the Teamsters United slate.

resizecinci_no_more_hoffa_thumb.jpg

Gate with a Candidate to Spread the Word

“We brought Fred Zuckerman to Cincinnati and took him to Teamster barns to meet members. Everyone who stopped to greet and talk to Fred walked away feeling better about being a Teamster. When a candidate comes to town, you should make a gating schedule, know the best times to visit each facility, and be prepared with all of the materials you will need—flyers, members to visit facilities with the candidates, and clipboards for collecting names and phone numbers.”

- Jason Smith, Local 100, Cincinnati


los_angeles.jpg

Organize a Local Network

“Five years ago we only had one delegate running and this time we have a full slate of 11 for Teamsters United. The movement to get rid of Hoffa is growing and we’re going to keep campaigning and building momentum to finally get rid of him for good this fall!”

- Phil Richards, Local 630, Los Angeles


chatburn.jpg

Donate to the Campaign

“I make monthly donations to Teamsters United. It's an easy, convenient way to show my support and confidence in our candidates and I consider it an investment in my future. Please join me and give what you can. Do it monthly. It demonstrates we are committed to our team for the long haul.”

- Jack Chatburn, Local 2727, Louisville


franciskovich.jpg

Wear Campaign Gear

“I'm a road driver and I wear my Teamsters United hat every day. At the terminals, hotels, when I stop for breakfast, Teamsters from different parts of the country ask questions and learn more about Teamsters United.”

- Scott Franciskovich, Local 179, Illinois

Get Advice Join TDU Donate

Recent News

How We Made UPS Create RPCD Jobs in Our Local

UPS CEO Carole Tomé’s Better, Not Bigger strategy is about cutting volume and Teamster jobs. South Carolina Local 509 has fought back and won new driver positions. Shop Stewards John Gacsey and Russell Sires share how the fight played out in their building in Palmetto.

United Autoworkers Fight for Their Union

President Shawn Fain led members of the United Autoworkers (UAW) to victory in the Stand Up strike against the Big Three automakers. Now, he’s facing trumped up allegations from a federal monitor who’s trying to tip the balance in the upcoming UAW election for International Union officers. Here’s what you need to know.

View More News Posts