Cleveland partrolman Henry Steel, 21-year Cleveland veteran, talks about the effects Senate Bill 5 in Cleveland. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)

CLEVELAND (AP) — Unlike Wisconsin’s high-profile effort to limit collective bargaining rights for public workers, Ohio’s new law includes police officers and firefighters — who say it threatens the safety of them and the people they protect.

Opponents have vowed to put the issue on the November ballot, giving voters a chance to strike down the law. The firefighters’ union in Cleveland plans to hit the streets and help gather signatures.

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