April 8th, 2025 – Union Voter Guide

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Disclaimer: The below endorsements may not perfectly match those of your individual union. We have compiled this list as it reflects the general endorsements of organized labor in this area. Always, always, always check with your individual union to see if their endorsements differ from the guide compiled by The Labor Beacon.

Liberty Mayor

  • Greg Canuteson

North Kansas City Mayor

  • Bryant DeLong

North Kansas City School Board

  • Roy Copeland III
  • Aryn Peters

Blue Springs City Council

  • Jeremy Rowan
  • Byron Craddolph

Kansas City Public Schools

  • District 1- Rita Cortes
  • District 5 – Brittany Foley
  • At-Large – Joe Nelson

Bonds and Tax Levys (Require 57% to Pass)

  • Platte School District – YES
  • Lee’s Summit School District – YES
  • North Kansas City School District – YES
  • Kansas City School District – YES
  • Kansas City Public Safety Sales Tax – YES
  • Independence Go Bonds – YES
Editor at The Labor Beacon

Tristin Amezcua-Hogan is the Editor of The Labor Beacon and a member of LIUNA Local 264. Tristin also serves as the Director of Communications for the Greater Kansas City AFL-CIO and the Chair of the Kansas City Regional Transit Alliance.

Tristin grew up as the son of a UA Local 669 member in Tecumseh, KS and the great-nephew of George C. Amis, longtime leader of the United Rubberworkers (now USW Local 307) in Kansas. Growing up in rural Kansas as the child of teen parents, Tristin quickly came to appreciate the life-changing benefit of a union job.

Tristin and his partner, Rebeca Amezcua-Hogan, are residents of the Westside, Kansas City, MO's historic Mexican neighborhood. They are proud members of Kansas City's New Reform Temple.

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