BREAKING NEWS: Tramell Thompson of Progressive Action Endorses Curtis Sliwa for Mayor of NYC!
Tramell Thompson, founder of Progressive Action, has fully endorsed Curtis Sliwa to be the next mayor of NYC! Tramell is NYC’s Transit and Labor Leader, as well as the vice president of subway workers for the Local 100 transit union.
Watch the full endorsement on Tramell’s X account or on his biggest platform, Instagram:
While this endorsement is not from the union, Tramell’s reach and influence are far bigger than Local 100’s. On his Instagram page alone Tramell receives 5 million views per month, a reach his union doesn’t even come close to.
I have walked the streets of NYC with Tramell many times. Every single bus driver, train operator and subway worker we run into stops to shake his hand, show love, hug, and take selfies with Tramell like he’s a celebrity. This is an everyday common occurrence for Tramell and it’s not just MTA employees; workers everywhere from Madison Square Garden, to Barclays, to Reebok and beyond all know who Tramell Thompson is when they see him.
Coming on the heels of a fantastic performance by Curtis Sliwa in the debate this past Wednesday, followed by a shocking poll showing Sliwa ahead of Cuomo in 1-to-1 hypothetical race scenarios against Mamdani, there is no question that Sliwa has the momentum!
I predict Tramell Thompson will deliver 100,000 additional votes to Sliwa with this endorsement: his two posts endorsing Sliwa from just 3 hours ago already have over 50,000 views.
Learn more about Tramell Thompson here:
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On 3 platforms Tramell’s endorsement of Curtis Sliwa now has over 300,000 views on under 24 hours
Curtis Sliwa was interviewed last night by Marianne Pizzatola with NYC Organization of Public Service Retirees Inc. He said his priorities are the concerns of NYC workers and retirees but realistically doesn't know how much he can do or how quickly as he expects to find a fiscal mess left from Adams. They discussed Access-A-Ride, needs of EMS and how we got to the push for Medicare Advantage. Haven't listened to Cuomo yet and Mamdani never replied to several requests for an interview. https://www.youtube.com/live/T05NppeKvA8?si=WWImrOJRuUoh3tfQ