Poll: NC Voters Oppose Collective Bargaining

Full press release here.  Highlights follow…

Now that the State Employees Association of North Carolina (SEANC)
has officially aligned with the Service Employees International Union
(SEIU), these groups have made overturning North Carolina’s ban on
collective bargaining their highest priority. Unfortunately for them,
the voters disagree.

When asked if state employees and teachers’ unions should be able to
engage in collective bargaining with elected officials they might
endorse in elections, 56 percent said no. Only 30 percent thought it
should be allowed. 14 percent were undecided.

Not even a majority of self-identified government employees approved of
collective bargaining when asked – 49 percent approved, 40 percent
disapproved.

Full text of question:

Should state employee and teacher’s unions be allowed to engage in collective bargaining with elected officials they might endorse in elections?

Yes – 30%
No – 56%
Not Sure – 14%