Boston, MA- Yesterday, the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Council 93 Boston Presidents’ Committee endorsed Mayor Michelle Wu in her re-election campaign for Mayor of Boston in the 2025 Municipal Elections. Mayor Wu received the endorsement based off her long-time commitment to and advocacy for public service employees as both a City Councilor and now Mayor. 

Council 93 represents nearly 5,000 union workers across multiple city departments, state and county agencies, and hospital facilities in the City of Boston, AFSCME members provide a wide range of basic services that residents rely on.

“The AFSCME Council 93 Boston Presidents’ Committee is thrilled to support Mayor Michelle Wu for Mayor of Boston. As an organization whose membership is made up of those doing critical work for the City of Boston, we know how important it is to elect a mayor who recognizes and supports the essential work our members do to make Boston a worldclass city for residents, business, and visitors alike. Time and again Mayor Wu has demonstrated her support for our members and continues to invest in our city’s frontline workforce,” said Christopher ‘Tiger’ Stockbridge, Council 93 President and Co-Chair of AFSCME Boston Presidents’ Committee.

“With Mayor Wu in the Mayor’s Office, City Hall and our union brothers and sisters will have a steadfast ally who will put working families at the forefront of policymaking decisions,” added Local 944 President and Boston Presidents’ Committee Co-Chair Dan Moriarty.