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Senate confirms Keith Sonderling as next labor secretary
Last night, in a party-line 47-41 vote, the Senate confirmed Keith Sonderling as the next secretary of the Department of Labor (DOL).
What to do if you do not receive an NALC ballot
If you are eligible to vote and do not receive a ballot by Monday, Oct. 5, or if you have spoiled your ballot or need another ballot for any reason, you must notify the National Election Committee.
Mutual Benefit Association representative training
A Mutual Benefit Association (MBA) representative training will be held on Sunday, Nov. 8. This is the third in the 2026 series of training sessions, and will be focused on the MBA’s Retirement Savings Plans.
NALC mourns the loss of F. John Miller, executive assistant to three NALC presidents
NALC is deeply saddened to report the death of F. John Miller, an NALC Headquarters employee who retired in 2005 after a 28-year career serving America’s letter carriers.
Supreme Court ruling blocks administration from restricting mail-in ballots
On Monday, the Supreme Court rejected the administration’s plan to limit mail-in ballots nationwide.
National Election Committee clarifies mailing dates
The mailing of the ballots may occur as early as September 18 and will continue until completed on September 28. This is to give the best opportunity to all members to receive, vote and return their ballot in a timely manner.
New memorandums of understanding and national-level settlements
All five documents can be found in NALC’s Materials Reference System (MRS) on the NALC website.
September-October Postal Record
Read the latest issue online.
NALC Bulletin
Ballots for NALC national election to be mailed in September; Bill expanding federal workers’ access to workers’ compensation providers advances; Executive order limiting vote-by mail faces hurdles in court
NALC statement on Supreme Court ruling on mail-in ballots
While this process continues to play out in the courts, letter carriers will continue doing what we do best: delivering for Americans.