84% of emails sent to gov. opposed SB5
COLUMBUS, OH - FEBRUARY 22: Protesters against Senate Bill 5 display their signs during a rally against a pending budget bill at the Ohio Statehouse February 22, 2011 in Columbus, Ohio. Supporters against Senate Bill 5 say it will serve as…
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Posted: 04/04/2011
COLUMBUS, Ohio - New numbers show opponents of an Ohio bill to limit workers' collective bargaining rights sent the governor thousands of emails in the last two months.
Records show more than 14,000 emails were sent to Governor John Kasich about the bill.
Of those emails, 84 percent opposed the bill.
Governor Kasich signed the bill last week amid a national fight over union rights.
Opponents of the bill continue to push for referendum.
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