COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio voters will have the chance this November to decide whether the state's contentious new collective bargaining law should be repealed.
[See Analysis: Ohio union law could save $191 million]
The state's elections chief said Thursday that opponents had gathered enough valid signatures to put the question before voters. The measure is now suspended from taking effect until voters have their say.
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