Communications Workers of America (CWA) is proud to endorse Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez to represent Texas in the United States Senate. Over the last decade and a half, she has led some of Texas’ largest and most important labor and voting rights organizations. CWA is confident that Tzintzún Ramirez is best suited to address the pressing needs and challenges of all Texas working families, not just the privileged few.

Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez’s path to the U.S. Senate is aligned with CWA’s values of protecting workers’ rights to organize, retirement with dignity, and ensuring corporations are held accountable. This is how we build a Texas and a nation that benefits everyone. Her strong track record of fighting for labor rights, immigrant rights, social and economic rights will make her a strong fighter for CWA members and all workers in the U.S. Senate.

“On behalf of the more than 38,000 CWA members in Texas, we are excited to throw our full support behind Cristina Tzintuúzn Ramirez for the U.S. Senate. As a tireless fighter for working people, Cristina represents the change we so desperately need in Texas and in our nation.” - Claude Cummings Jr., CWA District 6 Vice President

“Cristina Tzintzuún-Ramirez has spent her entire career advocating for the rights of working people - especially workers who are the most exploited. She supports policies that will have a real impact in the lives of working people and that’s exactly what we need in the U.S. Senate” - Steve Flores President of CWA Local 6222 - Houston

“Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez is our best chance to beat Senator John Cornyn. Cristina has proven time and time again throughout her career that she can energize and mobilize new voters to participate in the political process.” - Barbara Fetonte, Texas State Employees Union-CWA Local 6186 retiree activist - Austin

“Our local is proud to support Cristina Tzintun Ramirez for U.S. Senate. Cristina has a strong track record of fighting for the rights and dignity of working people. She reflects the values of CWA and the labor movement as a whole.” - Charles Fuentes, Legislative Director for CWA Local 6143 - San Antonio