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Help the Democratic Governors Association Defend Workers Rights
  1. Signatures
    15,180 out of 25,000
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    1. R - Wisconsin (+ 3 others)
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      • R - Wisconsin (Governor Scott Walker)
      • R - Ohio (Governor John Kasich)
      • R - Indiana (Governor Mitch Daniels)
      • R - Michigan (Governor Rick Snyder)
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    Democratic Governors Association
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Throughout America, the rights of workers are under attack.

Governors and lawmakers in Wisconsin, Ohio, Michigan and Indiana should be putting all of their efforts into getting people back to work and improving our economy.

Instead, they’re wasting precious time and energy on trying to take away workers’ rights and make it even more difficult for hard-working Americans to earn a decent wage and support their family.

We need to stand with these workers and tell them we will not sit idly by while their rights are stolen and their livelihoods are jeopardized.

Join the Democratic Governors Association to tell Republican governors throughout America to stop unfairly strong-arming public employees.

Sign our petition today and demand that these state leaders sit down with employees to find a reasonable compromise that both reduces the deficit and preserves the rights of workers. 

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Stop Trying to Take Away Workers' Rights

Dear Governor,

Voters elected you because it's time to get people back to work and improve our economy.

So why are you wasting time and energy trying to take away workers’ rights? Gutting the right to collective bargaining will make it even more difficult for hard-working Americans to earn a decent wage and support their family.

As a supporter of the Democratic Governors Association, I stand with workers in your state, and urge you to find a reasonable compromise that both reduces the deficit and preserves the rights of workers.

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