Ohioans Tuesday voted to overthrow the new state law limiting collective bargaining for public employees
2011-11-10 11:25:06 GMT
Ohioans Tuesday voted to overthrow the new state law limiting collective bargaining for public employees, a victory for unions and their Democratic allies in key election battleground.
The vote marks a setback for Ohio Governor John Kasich, the other newly elected Republicans tried this year to limit the ability of public sector employees to bargain collectively. A similar effort in Wisconsin inspired slate of choice Republican senators remember the state and other potentially to come next year aim to Governor Scott Walker.
With 25% of districts reporting, the vote "No" to number two - had an advantage of 63-37% - vote for the repeal of Senate Bill 5th The Associated Press called the race to clock 21.16.
Working Groups on mobilized to lead the effort to repeal. We are in Ohio, a union coalition had raised more than $ 30 million in contributions and other assistance, contributing greatly to the national trade union organizations and the Democratic Governors Association.
The union has to search dozens of workers and to make calls to potential voters stolen, including a contingent of activists in Los Angeles. The union says it delivered 4.1 million site flyers, leaflets distributed at Work 4000, knocking more than a million doors, and sent 825 000 pieces of mail local union, according to the Washington Post.
A Better Ohio, the leading group in support of the law were increased approximately $ 7.6 million and spent $ 6,000,000. The Group's contributions come from the non-profit organization A Better Ohio, Inc., is not required to place its donors or the amounts that they were open.
Also helps in the effort to gin up support for the legislation was for the prosperity of Americans, a group of Arlington, Virginia, the billionaire brothers David and Charles Koch founded. The group spent $ 28,000 on the phone-banking and radio spots, a pittance compared to $ 40 million, he said, spent to elect, Republicans in the elections of 2010 to help the medium term.
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