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Analysts see broad implications in Walker's win

Larry Jacobs discusses the role of the unions in Walker's win.

"We saw about four out of 10 households where there's a union member vote for Walker and not for Barrett. That's a big surprise," said Jacobs. "The unions may have overstepped the line. There may have been some backlash against using the recall to punish Walker."

WCCO-TV
June 6, 2012

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