By Associated Press/NBC26 Staff.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin’s Republican-controlled state Assembly has voted to make their state the 25th with a right-to-work law, sending the measure to Gov. Scott Walker for his promised signature.
The Assembly voted 62-35 in favor of the bill Friday morning after about 20 hours of debate. No Democrats voted for the measure. [click here for more]
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