A local paper in South Dakota now has Sen. Tim Johnson (D., S.D.) expressing doubts about the Employee Free Choice Act.

Johnson, who supported a version of the act that passed the Senate two years ago, has made supportive statements about this year’s version. But feedback from home on a couple of key points – private votes and binding arbitration – apparently has the senator rethinking his position.
“I’m undecided about that,” he said Wednesday when asked if he could vote for the current version of the act.