This November, Ohio voters will decide whether Senate Bill 5 lives or dies. Early polling has Ohio leaning toward repealing the controversial collective bargaining bill, and while that very well come to fruition, each side continues to battle for the hearts and minds of voters, and newspapers continue to weigh in with opinions.
The Columbus Dispatch, for example, published an editorial this past Sunday on the issue, and the paper, long viewed as leaning to the right and falling in line behind Governor Kasich, said that a movement was afoot for a compromise between the two sides, including Kasich, but labor pulled away. The report from the editorial, via Plunderbund:
