You don’t have to dig in this article to see that only 67.61% of the #SAGAFTRA board voted to approve the tentative TV/Theatrical Agreement.

Last time? 77.4%.

Before then? 90%.

Are you really going to vote Yes again? Even the union’s board is dwindling in support of its deals. https://twitter.com/sagaftra/status/1277829733368004608">https://twitter.com/sagaftra/...

Sources:

#SAGAFTRA’s own press releases:

2017: https://www.sagaftra.org/sag-aftra-national-board-approves-tentative-agreement-amptp-and-recommends-ratification-1

2014:">https://www.sagaftra.org/sag-aftra... https://www.sagaftra.org/sag-aftra-national-board-approves-tentative-agreement-amptp-and-recommends-ratification">https://www.sagaftra.org/sag-aftra...

Also, look DEEP into the press release on the tentative TV/Theatrical Agreement #SAGAFTRA’s board approved for members to vote on …

This gem:
“Although the vote didn’t reach the threshold required to trigger the board’s consideration of a minority report, one will be included.”

So, stay tuned. I don’t know how #SAGAFTRA distributes minority reports for members. But it should be worth your read and careful scutiny.

That said, I have no faith that #SAGAFTRA members will reject this tentative agreement with a majority of No votes.

Prove me wrong.

Voting No against #SAGAFTRA’s tentative agreement likely means the union goes back into negotiations with the TV & film producers (AMPTP) TO GET A BETTER DEAL FOR MEMBERS THAT MEMBERS WILL APPROVE.

Some seem to think voting No means something else. Frustrating. #actorslife