Alabama approves right-to-work measure

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Alabama voters approved a ballot measure Tuesday that added a right-to-work provision to the state constitution.

The strong approval will not affect state laws significantly. Alabama has had a right-to-work law on the books since 1953. Conservative and business groups pushed to add it to the state constitution to further shore it up.

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