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The drubbing Ohio Governor John Kasich (R) took over the repeal of SB 5, his signature legislative initiative that striped collective bargaining rights from public unions as a way to curtail state and local budgets, has effectively crushed his personal standing in the state.
A new Public Policy Polling (D) survey shows only 33 percent of Ohio general election voters approve of his job performance, while a majority of 53 percent are disappointed with it.
Those numbers translate into a serious case of buyer’s remorse on the behalf of Ohioans, as Kasich would lose a rematch against former Gov. Ted Strickland (D) by twenty points in the poll.
- This makes it tough for GOP to win Ohio in the election. Romney supported the same law against unions.ukit2
- I'm surprised Strickland was voted out. What happened after just one term?waterhouse
- Bad economyukit2
- Shame. I don't even usually like ordained ministers.waterhouse
- that doesn't mean OH will fail to be a red state, FFS!?********