November 8, 2011 - The Washington Times

In Ohio, organized labor won an enormous and expected victory Tuesday with the resounding defeat of the state’s new law limiting collective bargaining.

With tempers flaring and union activists working full throttle against the law after a summer of Statehouse protests, Senate Bill 5, which affected about 350,000 public employees, including teachers, firefighters and law enforcement personnel, was losing by a better than 3 to 2 margin. Continue reading...