"HTC is proud to stand with Antonio in his run for Congress because he has always delivered for organized labor and working families, and we know he will do the same in Washington. Throughout his career, he's been a fighter for New York's working class - at picket lines and in City and Borough Hall - and a true friend to working people. He is exactly the kind of leader we need to take on Trump and make our voices heard in Washington."
"understands the struggles of working families because he has lived them,"
"the leader this moment demands."
The Hotel and Gaming Trades Council, representing more than 400,000 hospitality and gaming workers in New York and northern New Jersey, endorsed Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso in the NY-7 Democratic primary. The union highlighted Reynoso's long commitment to organized labor, working families, and immigrant communities. HTC president Rich Maroko praised Reynoso as a fighter for New York's working class and a friend to working people who will represent those interests in Washington. Reynoso was the first candidate to run after Nydia Velázquez announced her retirement and will face Queens Assembly Member Claire Valdez in the Democratic primary. Reynoso previously served as Council Member for District 34 and was elected Borough President in 2021, and he has secured endorsements from multiple council members, Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, and Velázquez.
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