In a victory for the current leadership of the United Federation of Teachers and its longtime president, a New York State Supreme Court judge has given a green light to in-person voting options in the union’s upcoming election.
Although it is expected that the majority of votes will be cast by mail ballot, the union’s election committee in January voted unanimously to expand in-person voting options.
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