It's Not Only Union Officials Who Get Arrested

When it comes to union representation, a tried‐and‐true campaign tactic has been to educate employees on the criminal histories of those who are asking for their votes. Stories of fraud, self‐dealing, and ties to organized crime can be readily found through a few internet searches. Such information can be a compelling message for soon‐to‐be voters who are likely to ask themselves, “Do I want to be associated with, and rely on, criminals when it comes to my own future?” The answer—and subsequent ballot choice—is, frequently, “No.”