"Real labor leadership means doing what's right for the local as a whole — fighting for every member, standing firm in our values, and delivering progress you can see."
Pete Trujillo is a second-generation IBEW member with 35 years in the union and the electrical industry. He has served on the executive board for five terms — three of them as chairman — building an unmatched record at every level of Local 611's leadership.
Across 24 different contracts, Pete has sat at the bargaining table and delivered wages, benefits, and protections for working families. He knows every contract, every contractor, and every issue facing this local. That experience cannot be shortcut.
Pete has never forgotten where he came from — a working family, a trade, and a brotherhood. That's not a campaign slogan. It's 35 years of showing up and getting the job done for Local 611 members.
Every member across all 24 contracts deserves equal, transparent representation — no favorites, no politics, no exceptions.
No contractor eliminates member positions that have been in our contracts for decades. Pete will fight back — at the labor board if necessary.
Staying active in political decisions that impact our jobs, our families, and our future. Pete never sat on the sidelines.
Progress you can see, not hidden. An open-door leadership style where every member knows what their business manager is doing and why.
"You are the union. Every vote you cast, every contract we win, every member we protect — that's all of us, together. Solidarity forever."
Brothers and Sisters of IBEW Local 611 — our Local deserves leadership rooted in integrity, hard work, and faithful stewardship of your money. Right now, that's not what we have.
No new jobs created and no new contractors organized into the IBEW family, even as our membership grows. Every member deserves the dignity of work and a secure paycheck.
Pete Trujillo for Business Manager and Santos Griego for President understand that the general fund is your money. It's sacred. It should be managed with transparency and used to build up our members — not spent without accountability.
This isn't about tearing anyone down. It's about lifting Local 611 up — restoring trust, organizing new work, and making sure no member is left behind.
"I ask for your prayers and your vote. Let's do this together, in Solidarity and in good Faith. Let's bring back integrity. Let's bring back work. Let's take care of our Union."
Have a question? Want to get involved? Reach out directly — this campaign runs on brotherhood.