Maryland Candidate Endorsements by National Nurses United and the California Nurses Association/National Nurses Organizing Committee
US House of Representatives
U.S. House of Representatives, MD-08 – Jamie Raskin (incumbent)
Governor
Ben Jealous
Maryland General Assembly
MD Senate District 18 - Jeff Waldstreicher
MD Senate District 20 - Will Smith (incumbent)
MD Senate District 22 - Paul Pinsky (incumbent)
MD House of Delegates District 20 - David Moon
MD House of Delegates District 20 - Jheannelle Wilkins (incumbent)
MD House of Delegates District 24 - Erek Barron (incumbent)
Nurses Back Bill to Extend Seismic Deadline for Long Beach Hospital
Piecemeal bills will not fix California's health care. Single payer is the only solution
Last June, Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon unilaterally blocked public hearings, amendments and legislative votes on Senate Bill 562, a Medicare-for-all proposal that had passed the state Senate and that would guarantee health care for all Californians without ever-rising premiums, deductibles and other costs.
Nurses Blast MemorialCare for Secret Moves to Ensure Closure of Community Medical Center Long Beach
RNs: MemorialCare Showing Disdain for Community and Patients
The California Nurses Association/National Nurses United today condemned MemorialCare for the unannounced Friday night stealth closure of a major medical unit at Community Medical Center Long Beach, as part of what the nurses say is a covert, possibly illegal, campaign to make the final closure of CHLB inevitable.
Nurses to Marching Students: “We Stand With You,” As RNs Back Federal Bill to End Violence in Healthcare Workplaces
San Mateo County Nurses Overwhelmingly Approve New Contract
RNs Welcome Student-Led Marches on Gun Violence
National Nurses United Executive Director Bonnie Castillo Named to Top AFL-CIO Council
San Mateo County Nurses Reach Tentative Contract Agreement to Strengthen Safe Patient Care
San Mateo County registered nurses have reached a tentative new contract agreement, which RNs say will allow them to continue providing high quality care to County patients, through the retention of experienced RNs and recruitment of new nurses, the California Nurses Association/National Nurses United announced today.