Wednesday, June 29, 2011 11:23 AM
BY JOE VARDON
The Columbus Dispatch
BEN MARRISON | DISPATCH
The coalition leading the effort to repeal Senate Bill 5 will deliver nearly 1.3 million signatures to the secretary of state today to place Ohio's new collective bargaining law on the November ballot.
A parade of more than 6,000, led by a banner proclaiming the "million signature march," rumbled through Downtown this morning.
We Are Ohio, the group leading the referendum effort, organized the march up Broad Street to Fourth Street, where a semi-truck carrying the 1,298,301 signatures in 1,502 boxes collected will be unloaded. The parade also included retired fire trucks, a drum line, bagpipes and loud motorcycles. It took about 15 minutes to pass.
Secretary of State Jon Husted has a staff of 60 ready to work on the signatures. Meeting the threshold also would stop the law from taking effect until the November election
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