EFCA State Update: Colorado
WASHINGTON, D.C.,
November 4, 2009
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Alexa Marrero or Ryan Murphy
((202) 225-4527)
If the Employee Free Choice Act becomes law and sets aside the secret ballot for workers, voters in Colorado will have a chance to set it back.
The Centennial State’s Supreme Court recently declared the three – count ‘em, three – ballot initiatives to protect the secret ballot are fair under state law. The Daily Camera praised this decision and weighed in on the debate here:
“On Tuesday, the Colorado Supreme Court said three initiatives that would protect the secret ballots are fair under current state election law. The tentative measures would potentially be put to Colorado voters should Congress pass the Employee Free Choice Act; they would retain secret ballots in union voting here. … “Secret ballots should be protected, and even treasured, by those who want individuals to retain their right to make their own choices. Stutzman, “Protect Secret Ballots,” Daily Camera (Boulder, CO), 10.14.09
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