Union spent nearly 69% of its budget on its own staff, holds $107 million in assets and directed 99% of its PAC political dollars to Democrats who advanced major gender-identity policies
Sean Spiller finished fifth in the Democratic primary as new AFFT analysis details NJEA’s $237 million stockpile, $65.6 million workforce costs and expansive political operation.
New reports spotlight union political support for Walz, a former AFT executive’s appointment and the oversight failures surrounding money meant to feed children
New AFFT investigation finds $14.6 million in KEA investments and $7.5 million in JCTA reserves while roughly two-thirds of Jefferson County students are not proficient in reading and about seven in ten are not proficient in math
CEA spent 61% of its budget on its own staff, posted a fourth consecutive underlying shortfall and directed 99% of party-coded political spending to Democratic-aligned recipients
At a Penn panel Tuesday, the AFT president described “primal” fear, invoked authoritarianism four times, attacked the Trump administration and ended with a message about voting.
AEA members are also connected to an NEA political operation that sent 100% of $41.36 million in super PAC committee contributions to Democratic-aligned groups
New national transparency campaign contrasts the AFT president’s $585,188 in total reported compensation with the $74,495 national average teacher salary and gives public employees the receipts behind union spending priorities
