Photos: House passes daycare unionization bill 68-66
By
Glen Stubbe
May 20, 2013 — 4:42pm
AFSCME and SEIU members cheered Senator Sandy Pappas and Rep. Michael Nelson, co authors of the daycare unionization bill after passage of the bill 68-66
An SEIU organizer wiped tears of joy after bill passage.
GOP Rep. Peggy Scott came out of the House Chamber to talk with opponents of the daycare unionization bill after they lost the fight against it and the bill passed 68-66.
GOP Reps Mary Franson, Peggy Scott and Marion O'Neill came out to talk with opponents of the daycare unionization bill after they lost the fight against it and the bill passed.
House Majority Leader Erin Murphy tried unsuccessfully to quiet AFSCME and SEIU members who cheered loudly from the House gallery after the daycare unionization bill passed, a violation of House rules.
Rep. Pat Garofalo objected immediately as bill supporters cheered loudly from the House gallery.
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