MADISON — After Wisconsin’s political war over collective bargaining, new polling data show Badger State voters nearly split on the law that gutted most public employee unions.
But the results indicate ambiguity among Wisconsinites when it comes to fixing what ails the government and restricting collective bargaining.
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