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The New Hampshire Institute of Politics (NHIOP), at Saint Anselm College in Goffstown, found that Granite State voters support Right to Work 68% to 22%.
In their Survey of New Hampshire Voter Attitudes, the NHIOP asked "In New Hampshire, businesses can withhold union fees from the paychecks of all employees, even those who don’t join a union. Would you be in favor of changing the law so that employees who don’t want to join a union could choose not to pay union fees?"
Compared to those who want to keep New Hampshire a forced unionism state, more than three times as many voters reported that they would be in favor of passing Right to Work.