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NYC’s largest union, District Council 37, endorses Antonio Reynoso for Congress

NYC's largest public employee union District Council 37 endorsed Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso for Congress in the 7th District.

By Bushwick Daily News Desk

March 25, 2026 · 2 min read

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso stands in the Borough Hall rotunda in front of U.S., NYC, and borough flags.
Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, who has been endorsed by District Council 37 in the NY-7 congressional race. Office of the Brooklyn Borough President
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NYC’s largest union, District Council 37, endorses Antonio Reynoso for Congress

NYC's largest public employee union District Council 37 endorsed Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso for Congress in the 7th District.

Citywide · · 2 min read
NYC’s largest union, District Council 37, endorses Antonio Reynoso for Congress

District Council 37, New York City’s largest public employee union representing 150,000 members and 89,000 retirees, announced Tuesday it is endorsing Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso for Congress in New York’s 7th Congressional District.

The endorsement from DC 37, which is affiliated with AFSCME and AFL-CIO, adds the city’s biggest labor union to Reynoso’s growing coalition of union support…

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