1 Million Signatures Submitted to Recall Walker
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18 Jan 1 Million Signatures Submitted to Recall Walker

Posted at 13:02h in Labor News, Legislative News, Political Action by

Wisconsin working people hit one right out of Miller Park: Moments ago, they submitted 1 million signatures supporting a recall election of Gov. Scott Walker (R), exceeding the total number of signatures required by 460,000. Walker last year pushed to abolish the rights of public employees to collectively bargain for a middle class life. Walkerโ€™s policies are killing 18,000 jobs a year in Wisconsin, according to a recent report.

Union members and allies also turned in 123 percent of the required signatures against Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, who was thought one of the more challenging recalls to pull off.

There also are enough signatures to force recall elections for the stateโ€™s lieutenant governor, and two other state senators. The Wisconsin elections board will need to verify all the signatures.

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