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Outgoing New York Teachers Union Boss Leaves Behind an Organization Deep in the Red

The union spent about $8 million on political activities and lobbying, mostly supporting Democrats and left-leaning messages.

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Desks are spaced apart ahead of planned in-person learning at an elementary school on March 19, 2021, at Philadelphia. AP/Matt Rourke, file
RAINA RASKIN
RAINA RASKIN

The New York State United Teachers is $180 million in debt, according to a new analysis by a public-sector watchdog group, Americans for Fair Treatment. 

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RAINA RASKIN
RAINA RASKIN

Ms. Raskin is a staff reporter at the New York Sun. Originally from Washington DC, she lives in Lower Manhattan.

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