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The Annual Meeting of Delegates is scheduled on Friday, May 8, and Saturday, May 9, 2026, at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston. This page is updated with resources and information for Annual Meeting Delegates. If a link is not yet available, it will be posted soon.
Items to Be Voted On*
- Delegate Handbook
- Proposed FY27 Budget
- Proposed Amendments to the Bylaws and Standing Rules
- Proposed Resolutions
- Recommendation from the Board of Directors on 2026 Ballot Initiatives
Proposed Amendments to Standing Rules
Annual Meeting Guidelines
- Duties of Annual Meeting Delegates
- In-Person Voting Guide
- Remote Voting Guide
- Parliamentary Motions Guide
Test Your Tech Session Recording
For Remote Delegates
Please watch this how-to session prior to Annual Meeting so you have full knowledge of the technology. Passcode: x2d7o?Xm.
New Business Items
These are New Business items submitted for deliberation at the MTA Annual Meeting of Delegates.
- NBI01: Direct MTA Leadership to Establish a Committee on Union Leadership Service and Retirement Security
- NBI02: Oppose the Development of Any Sub-120 Credit Bachelor’s Degree Programs
- NBI03 No to Tax Cut Initiatives
- NBI04 Support for Rent Control Ballot Initiative
- NBI05 Wealth Tax Constitutional Amendment Campaign
- NBI06 Protecting the Act Modernizing Firearms Laws
- NBI07: Rank and File on Personnel Selection Teams
- NBI08: MTA President and Vice President Maintaining a Connection to the Rank and File
- NBI09: Protect Public Education and Dismantle Oppression
- NBI10 Health and Safety App
- NBI11: ESP of the Year Policy Change
- NBI12: Union Independence & Democracy
- NBI13: Strategic Internal Preparation for May Day 2028
- NBI14 Strengthening Union Transparency & Democracy
- NBI15 Resist Repressive Teaching and Learning Recommendations
- NBI16 Terminate Ties with War-Related Corporations
- NBI17 Contract Language for Academic Freedom in K-12 Settings
- NBI18 NEA Task Force and Policy on AI
- NBI19 What’s Politics Got To Do With It? Strengthening Our Fights by Understanding the Current Moment
- NBI20 NBI20 Call for MTA Resistance to Using Our State Retirement Fund (PRIT Fund) as an ATM to Fund FY27 Budget Items
- NBI21 Support for an Increase in the NEA Ballot Measure and Legislative Crisis Fund
- NBI22 ESP Lobby Day
- NBI23 MTA Board Lobby Days
- NBI24 Lobbying Training
- NBI25 Lobbying Database
- NBI26 Member Email Communication Preference Options
- NBI27 Electronic-Only DeliveryOption for Routine MTA Mailings
- NBI28 Title II workload study and creation of statewide contract language framework
Need Help?
If you have problems downloading any of these documents, please email us at [email protected] or call the MTA's help desk at 617-570-2600.
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