In New Hampshire, they’re wondering what they get for all the money they send to SEIU headquarters in Washington, D.C.:
The SEA pays $1.6 million a year to be in the SEIU, according to the resolution passed to create the committee. At the same time, the resolution says, the SEIU’s 2005 split from the AFL-CIO has sparked a “loss of solidarity” with other unions in New Hampshire.