Theresa Cardazone, the chapter leader from IS 281 in Bath Beach, Brooklyn, hands literature to a city sanitation worker.

Rana Quimina, chapter leader at PS 135 in Queens Village, with colleagues Shantae Jones, Kathleen Rivera, Diane Patonestro, Ruth Nazario and Karen Greenfield campaign this morning to make Bill Thompson the next mayor of New York City.

A UFT member from PS 186 in Glen Oaks, Queens hands out campaign literature today outside a polling site.

PS 50 in Jamaica, led by Chapter Leader Angela Morgan (far left) is out in force on Primary Day.

Teachers from PS 56 on Staten Island hand out leaflets.

Chapter Leaders Nicole Netzel and Susan Pulice from PS 56 on Staten Island get ready to hand out fliers.

Retiree Patricia Urevith hands out fliers to parents outside PS 69 in Jackson Heights.

Deborah Navarro, the chapter leader at PS 226 in Bensonhurst, hands out Thompson literature outside her school, which is being used as a poll site.

Noel Warshaw, the chapter leader at PS/IS 127 in East Elmhurst, hands out leaflets to potential voters.

UFT Manhattan phone bank in full swing on Primary Day with union president Michael Mulgrew dialing, too.

Liz Lund and Lori Jones from PS 56 on Staten Island pass out fliers outside their school.

Doreen Crinigan, a 5th-grade teacher at PS 48, Bensonhurst, makes calls on Primary Day on behalf of City Council candidate Mark Treyger, a teacher and UFT delegate from New Utrecht HS.

UFT political action coordinator Dermot Smyth drops off fliers with PS 99 Chapter Leader Melanie Honore at her school in Kew Gardens on the morning of Primary Day.

Retired teacher volunteer Michael Eiron hands out Thompson buttons at the Staten Island ferry terminal.

UFT President Michael Mulgrew and fellow UFT members gave out leaflets to commuters heading to the Staten Island ferry in the late afternoon on Primary Day.

Staten Island retired teachers Barry Golbin (left) and Rusty Zausmer leaflet their fellow Staten Islanders.