This is really good/bad news for the right to work movement, as it suggests that their political success might be limited when issues reach the ballot box. It's the sort of resounding result that...
This is really good/bad news for the right to work movement, as it suggests that their political success might be limited when issues reach the ballot box. It's the sort of resounding result that echoes the issue in Ohio to change the laws around redistricting to require both parties' approval or have to remake the entire map in 4 years (passed with a 74% vote).
It's a good reminder that partisanship doesn't rule everything and all issues.
This is really good/bad news for the right to work movement, as it suggests that their political success might be limited when issues reach the ballot box. It's the sort of resounding result that echoes the issue in Ohio to change the laws around redistricting to require both parties' approval or have to remake the entire map in 4 years (passed with a 74% vote).
It's a good reminder that partisanship doesn't rule everything and all issues.