How You Can Help Elect OZ-Teamsters United

Hundreds of Teamsters joined a zoom event organized by TDU to help launch a national accreditation petition drive to elect the OZ-Teamsters United Slate. Find out the next steps and how you can get involved.

The 2020-21 International Union election is underway. The first step is a petition drive to officially accredit OZ-Teamsters United as candidates for International Union office.

Click here to get involved.

Thousands of volunteers are needed to collect over 100,000 Teamster signatures this summer. 

TDU members voted to endorse OZ-Teamsters United and we will be working hard to make the petition drive a success. 

The OZ-Teamsters United website has posted petition drive materials, including petitions, leaflets and other important materials. 

We have launched a raffle to build a campaign war chest to end the two-thirds rule, oppose contract givebacks, help members run for Convention delegate, and help elect the OZ-Teamsters United slate.

There are three ways you can help right now:

1) Sign Up to be a petition drive volunteer.

2) Order raffle tickets or donate to the TDU Election Fund

3) Join TDU. Your membership dues will help Teamsters win new leadership and a new direction in our union.

Petition drive materials are available on the OZ-Teamsters United website

Only current dues-paying Teamsters can donate to TDU Teamster Election Fund. Retirees and others can donate to the Education and Legal Defense Fund (TRF).

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