Two Maine labor groups oppose public utility, citing change in worker rights
Union leadership fears if Question 3 passes, it will change the status of workers from private to public, affecting their rights. Backers say that won't happen.
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Union leadership fears if Question 3 passes, it will change the status of workers from private to public, affecting their rights. Backers say that won't happen.
Union leadership fears that if Question 3 passes, it will change the status of workers from private to public, affecting their rights. Backers of the ballot measure say that won't happen.
Union leadership fears that if Question 3 passes, it will change the status of workers from private to public, affecting their rights. Backers of the ballot measure say that won't happen.
Union leadership fears that if Question 3 passes, it will change the status of workers from private to public, affecting their rights. Backers of the ballot measure say that won't happen.
On Nov. 7, Question 3 asks voters if they would like to replace CMP and Versant's ownership of Maine's utility customers with a nonprofit called Pine Tree Power