“It means so much to be out here today, running because I love my community,” said Jordan Wright.
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HARLEM- Jordan J.G. Wright, who was endorsed by Council Member Yusef Salaam back in February, is now being backed by Council Members Chris Banks and Kevin Riley. This adds to his stacked list of endorsements this campaign season. Wright is proud to receive the endorsement of strong community leaders such as the council members during these final weeks leading up to the June 25th primary.
“I’ve had the privilege of watching Jordan firsthand do the work of the people—for the people,” said Council Member Salaam. “We’ve spent countless hours together talking to our neighbors, figuring out ways to turn their pain into progress, and working with other key stakeholders to get the work done. I proudly endorse his candidacy for Assembly and look forward to having a trusted partner in Albany who I know will always prioritize the needs of the people.”
Salaam’s colleagues join his endorsement of Wright with Council Member Banks saying, "Solidarity isn't demanded, it is inspired. I am endorsing Jordan Wright because it is clear as day that he inspires this feeling in his community. Solidarity is the key to getting anything done and I have full confidence that Jordan can take this energy and transform Harlem for the better."
“Jordan Wright has consistently demonstrated his dedication to our community through his tireless efforts and proactive leadership,” said Council Member Riley. “His vision for a unified and progressive Harlem aligns perfectly with the needs of my district. I am confident that Jordan will bring the necessary energy and integrity to Albany, advocating for policies that uplift and support all residents.”
The Wright campaign has truly inspired unity among key stakeholders and community leaders in Harlem. With endorsements coming in from the current seat holder, Assembly Member Inez E. Dickens and State Senator Cordell Cleare in addition to community leaders like Council Members Salaam and Banks, it is clear that Wright is truly the candidate that the district is rallying behind.
“I’d like to thank Council Members Salaam, Banks and Riley for throwing their support behind me,” said Wright. “We’re taking this campaign into the home stretch and something really special is happening in Harlem.”
HARLEM - Teamsters Local 237, the largest local union in the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, is thrilled to announce its endorsement of Jordan J.G. Wright for the 70th Assembly District seat. With a membership of 24,000 New York public employees, Local 237 represents a diverse group of individuals working in various government agencies, municipalities, libraries, and schools across New York City and Long Island.
"We at Teamsters Local 237 stand in full support of Jordan Wright as our future assemblyman,” said president of Teamsters Local 237 Gregory Floyd. “His unwavering dedication to championing workers' rights, fair wages, and a more equitable society resonates deeply with our union's core values. With Jordan at the helm, we stride toward a future where every worker's voice is heard, every family thrives, and every community flourishes."
Local 237's endorsement of Wright stems from his unwavering commitment to the betterment of our community. As the lifeblood of the community, our members, including white-collar and blue-collar workers, peace officers, technicians, and professionals, understand the importance of electing leaders who will advocate for their rights and interests.
“The support of Local 237 is incredibly important to me because of the values I share with their members,” said Wright. “Together, we pledge to champion the rights, dignity, and fair treatment of every hard working member, ensuring that their voices resonate loud and clear in the halls of power. This endorsement is a symbol of trust from my union brothers and sisters that I won’t take for granted and I look forward to crossing the finish line, shoulder to shoulder, on election day.”
With over 7,400 members working for the New York City Housing Authority, 11,000 members in various city agencies, and an additional 3,000 members on Long Island, Local 237 represents a significant portion of the workforce that keeps our city running smoothly. Furthermore, the union also represents over 7,100 retirees across the country and overseas, highlighting its commitment to supporting its members throughout their careers and beyond.
Wright's platform aligns closely with the values and priorities of Teamsters Local 237. His dedication to improving public services, protecting workers' rights, and ensuring fair wages and benefits for all resonates strongly with the union’s membership. By endorsing Wright, Local 237 aims to ensure that the voices of its members are heard and that their concerns are addressed at the legislative level.
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