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Kasich made it his priority to go after union rights and the people of ohio broadly speaking did not like that at all. the state hated that idea, in fact, again. see, the last time ohio voted on union rights was in 1958. republicans back then wanted to outlaw union shops and proposed a constitutional amendment which they put before the state's voters. ohio voters rejected the republicans' big union busting idea back then hugely and in the process they replaced the republican governor with a democratic governor. they gave democrats both houses of the state legislature and gave democrats every s...

Union shops with a constitutional amendment that they put before the state's voters. they were just going to roll back union rights. guess what happened. ohio voters not only rejected the republicans' big union-busting idea, they rejected it by a 2-1 margin. they overwhelmingly opposed the republican-led efforts to strip union rights. they also replaced the republican governor with a democratic one. and in that same election they gave democrats both houses of the state legislature and every statewide office outside of the courts and every single statewide office except for the secretary of sta...

Living was back in 1958. republicans wanted to outlaw union shops with a constitutional amendment that they put before the state's voters. they were just going to roll back union rights. guess what happened. ohio voters not only rejected the republicans' big union-busting idea, they rejected it by a 2-1 margin. they overwhelmingly opposed the republican-led efforts to strip union rights. they also replaced the republican governor with a democratic one. and in that same election they gave democrats both houses of the state legislature and every statewide office outside of the courts and every s...

Republicans wanted to outlaw union shops with a constitutional amendment that they put before the state's voters. they were just going to roll back union rights. guess what happened. ohio voters not only rejected the republicans' big union-busting idea, they rejected it by a 2-1 margin. they overwhelmingly opposed the republican-led efforts to strip union rights. they also replaced the republican governor with a democratic one. and in that same election they gave democrats both houses of the state legislature and every statewide office outside of the courts and every single statewide office ex...