INDIANAPOLIS — In less than seven minutes, eight Republicans pushed Indiana’s right-to-work legislation — which would affect about 1 percent of workers — out of committee and to a final vote Friday in the state’s House of Representatives.

Those same eight Republicans answered no questions and listened to no testimony on the proposal, which would free private-sector workers from paying union dues and fees if they opted not to join.

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