It’s halftime in the 2015 legislative session, and now Legislators are
retreating to their districts to hold constituent (that’s you) town
halls. Here are the dates and times for the town halls.
This is your opportunity to hear what important issues Legislators are working on, and for you to ask them questions.
If you are short on questions, here are a few we think would be great to ask:
- Do you support right-to-work legislation in Washington?
- What are you doing to make sure that labor unions are transparent and accountable to the public employees they represent?
- Do you support transparent collective bargaining negotiations?
- What are you doing to protect the interests of taxpayers in public-sector collective bargaining?
- Will you support legislation that gives state workers the choice whether they want to join an employees union or not?
It’s
up to each of us to hold our Legislators accountable, and until we
remove the stranglehold public-sector unions have on our government, no
idea which limits the growth of government will survive.
Thank you for all you do.
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