Voters tackle union issues in Texas ballot message storm
A campaign style text questions Neff and McGregor in a November vote. It warns about union labor rules in Galveston and martial law with troops, contrasting open and closed shop ideas and eight hour limits on labor. The piece frames labor power as a political battleground in Texas.
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