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News Dan Clay Re-Elected President of Local 555

Dan Clay Re-Elected President of Local 555

For approximately four weeks now, members of Local 555 from all over Oregon and Southwest Washington have been mailing in their ballots for the election of President of UFCW Local 555, and we now have a winner; receiving over 74% of the vote, current President Dan Clay was re-elected to another three year term.

Election Results
Candidate Votes Percentage
Dan Clay 1830 74.42%
Paul Petillo 629 25.58%

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