With elections one week away and repeal having a 25 point lead, is Kasich's SB5 dead in the water?

A victory for workers?

http://www2.ohiovotes2011.com/news/2011/鈥?/a>With elections one week away and repeal having a 25 point lead, is Kasich's SB5 dead in the water?
Down state republicans often make the mistake of thinking current union membership is the limit of support for unions. After all, their anti-union spiels go down well in their home towns, where he rants to big contributors about how unions destroy business. As if anyone raised in the rustbelt buys this sort of guff. As if things are somehow better in the community when the factory pays squat, as if people should just be grateful for squat at all.



Then you have that ad campaign where they claim that making 40% more than the average worker proves that unions are crooked. Talk about class warfare.



Kasich has poked the bear, he won't be re-elected.With elections one week away and repeal having a 25 point lead, is Kasich's SB5 dead in the water?
It'll probably end up the same way in Wisconsin. A little bruised up, but no substantial losses.With elections one week away and repeal having a 25 point lead, is Kasich's SB5 dead in the water?
Guess we will see in a week whether those polls are inflated or not, wont we...