Group says they may take right-to-work protests to Super Bowl

Opponents of right-to-work legislation said they may take their protest to the Super Bowl.

The group Teamsters Local 135 wore t-shirts with Roman Numerals 46 with a line through them at the Indiana Statehouse Wednesday.

Opponents said an international Super Bowl audience may provide them the perfect opportunity to get attention for their battle against right-to-work legislation.

“It’s really just a silent message, no direct threat to anybody, just saying that if we have to handbill downtown during the Super Bowl we’d be willing to do that,” said Teamsters’ Jeff Combs.


Wednesday, a giant banner went up designating the government center south at the Indiana Statehouse as a Super Bowl accreditation site.