In an interesting side bar to this week’s elections, a survey by conducted by long-time pollster Frank Luntz indicated that the majority of union members are dissatisfied that their union leadership chose to spend so much dues money on the political campaigns. Among the findings:
• 60 percent of union members oppose their union bosses’ political spending in the 2010 midterm elections
• 60 percent believe that a mostly even balance of power between Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill is best for America
• 59 percent of union membership would actually vote to replace their own “union leadership” if given a secret ballot election to do so
Download a PDF of the 18-page survey here.
[...] to deprive them of basic freedoms. They voiced their displeasure in last November’s election (see Union Members Not Happy with Their Leader’s Political Spending and Union Members Overwhelmingly Oppose Union Boss Political Spending on 2010 Midterm Elections). [...]
[...] to deprive them of basic freedoms. They voiced their displeasure in last November’s election (see Union Members Not Happy with Their Leader’s Political Spending and Union Members Overwhelmingly Oppose Union Boss Political Spending on 2010 Midterm Elections). [...]
[...] voiced their displeasure in last November’s election (see Union Members Not Happy with Their Leader’s Political Spending and Union Members Overwhelmingly Oppose Union Boss Political Spending on 2010 Midterm Elections). [...]
[...] to deprive them of basic freedoms. They voiced their displeasure in last November’s election (see Union Members Not Happy with Their Leader’s Political Spending and Union Members Overwhelmingly Oppose Union Boss Political Spending on 2010 Midterm Elections). [...]
[...] elect liberal politicians and are now pushing a Right-To-Work bill in Michigan! It is apparent that Union Members are Not Happy with Their Leader’s Political Spending. It is also abundantly apparent that, ”To force a man to furnish contributions of money [...]