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When workers vote on a union, the Board runs the election and
counts the ballots. These are the 1,564 counts it reported between
8 October 2025 and 18 September 2026, in 1,508
cases.
101001,000workers eligible to vote. Marks stop growing past about 1,900.
1,528 of the 1,564 tallies are on the map. The
other 36 name a neighborhood, a military base or another
place the Census Bureau's list of cities does not hold. They are not guessed
at. They are in the monthly lists, marked as not on the map.
Point at a mark, or tap one, to read its count. Choose it to go
to that election. The buttons above the map zoom to a part of the country, and
show or hide each kind of mark.
Month by month
A count of what the Board's export holds for each month, by the
date the ballots were counted. The most recent month is still filling in.
Every tally is from the Board's own
Recent Election
Results export, last read 20 September 2026. Each case number links to
the Board's docket for that case.
This site says what the count was. It does not say who won. The
Board's export has two fields that look like an outcome, and they disagree
with each other, so neither is used. A count can also be overturned:
objections can be filed for five business days after a tally, and an election
can be run again.
The Board's export gives a city and a state and nothing finer. A mark sits
at the centre of that city, as listed in the Census Bureau's
Gazetteer, not at the workplace. Marks in the same city are nudged apart so
each can be seen. The state outlines are the Bureau's too.
The Labor Board FYI is independent, and is not the Board or any government agency. Where a number here disagrees with the Board's, the Board is right: tell us at [email protected]. If a name here is a private person and not a business or a union, write to the same address and it comes off. Where this comes from.