Ohio should become the nation’s 24th “right-to-work state,” voters in a new poll declare. By a 14-point margin – 50 percent to 36 percent – participants in the Quinnipiac Poll say the Buckeye State should join Indiana in making it more difficult to mandate union membership. The poll comes less than four months after Ohio voters crushed Senate Bill 5 by 23 points in a referendum on slashing public employee union rights.
Ohioans like ‘right-to-work’ idea, poll says The Columbus Dispatch
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
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