No Labor Day Parade for local candidates
The annual march up Fifth Ave. is being replaced with a massive union Get Out The Vote operation, even though labor can’t agree on who should be mayor.
By Ginger Adams Otis / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Friday, August 23, 2013, 10:49 PM
Jefferson Siegel
Mayor Bloomberg marching with labor leaders in the 2012 Labor Day Parade on 5th Ave.
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Mayoral candidates won’t be courting union votes in the Labor Day
Parade — the annual march up Fifth Ave. has been replaced with a massive
union Get Out The Vote operation.
From Sept. 2 until Primary Day, Sept. 10, the Central Labor Council is stumping for City Council candidates. Scott Stringer, fighting Eliot Spitzer for the Democratic nod for Controller, will get union help, but labor was unable to agree on which mayoral candidate to back.
From Sept. 2 until Primary Day, Sept. 10, the Central Labor Council is stumping for City Council candidates. Scott Stringer, fighting Eliot Spitzer for the Democratic nod for Controller, will get union help, but labor was unable to agree on which mayoral candidate to back.
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