RMG Research, run by polling titan Scott Rasmussen, found that 82% of registered voters agree with the Right to Work principle. 

In a poll released by the National Right to Work Committee for Labor Day 2024, a random sample of 1,000 registered voters were asked whether they agree with the statement that "Workers should never be forced to join a union or pay dues to a union as a condition of employment".

That sounds like a common-sense concept, and the voters clearly agree. Unfortunately, however, that isn't how things currently work in states like New Hampshire. Only Right to Work legislation can solve that.

The good news is that voters overwhelmingly agreed with Right to Work -- regardless of age, race, sex, education, party preference, or union membership status.

Notably, the poll found that 79% of currently-employed union members support Right to Work. Unfortunately, that doesn't stop the dues dollars forcibly extracted from them in states like New Hampshire from being spent advocating for the exact opposite position.

You can read more about the poll, and the National Right to Work Committee, at the following link:

https://nrtwc.org/voters-overwhelmingly-support-right-to-work/