The question has not yet made it on Ohio’s ballot, but 54 percent of registered voters say they like the idea of making Ohio the next “right-to-work” state, according to a Quinnipiac Poll released Tuesday.

Ohio Democratic lawmakers vehemently oppose right to work, and Gov. John Kasich and other Republican leaders are skittish about supporting such a move after the shellacking they took in November against Senate Bill 5 — the GOP-passed bill restricting collective bargaining.

But some of the same people who were behind last year’s successful Ohio vote against President Obama’s health-care reforms are now pursuing another constitutional amendment to prevent Ohioans from being forced to pay “fair share” or other fees to help support workplace unions they refuse to join.