Local Workers and Local Labor Unions Unite in Support of Heather Hutt for California’s 54th Assembly District - Los Angeles Sentinel

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Local Workers and Local Labor Unions Unite in Support of Heather Hutt for California’s 54th Assembly District - Los Angeles Sentinel

“Heather Hutt’s experience and qualifications are unrivaled in the 54th Assembly District Race. She’s been a forceful leader on behalf of working people, fighting to increase access to affordable healthcare, invest in infrastructure that improves our working conditions, wages and benefits.

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