Union Members Oppose Card Check Says Poll
A new national survey of voters released by the Coalition for a Democratic Workplace (CDW) shows opposition coming from an unlikely source–union households. A special polling oversample of 400 union households shows both union members and all voters strongly opposing The Employee Free Choice Act, often called the “card check” bill. [Members of the Coalition oppose the Employee Free Choice Act.]
The findings indicate widespread concern among both voters and union households about this legislation that threatens secret ballots, worker privacy and job growth. Both voters and union members told pollsters that Congress should focus on other more important issues and put Big Labor’s agenda aside.
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