Matt Patterson, Executive Director of the Center for Worker Freedom, was quoted in Inside Sources on April 3, 2017, on how local Right-to-Work is spreading throughout the country:

“Obviously, it’s not going to be replicated perfectly elsewhere, but there are enough third party groups and politicians in other states that see the value in this,” Center for Worker Freedom Executive Director Matt Patterson told InsideSources. “I am very confident we can form successful coalitions in other states, and that’s what we’re in the process of doing.”

National and local advocates can also coordinate more effectively through building coalitions. National supporters can provide local advocates with expertise and resources. Local advocates are more familiar with the local laws and the people living there.

“That’s the process we’re in now, helping to form coalitions locally and in other places,” Patterson said. “In Kentucky, we were proud to be part of a pretty broad coalition. We had AFP, the Bluegrass Institute, local chambers were crucial, the state chamber, Protect My Check, and also the support of politicians.”

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