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Results of Union-Shop Deauthorization Polls in Cases Closed, Fiscal Year 1964

printed as Table 12 · source page 199 · nlrb1964_p0199_t0

Affiliation of union holding union-shop contractNumber of pollsEmployees involved (number eligible to vote)Valid votes cast
Affiliation of union holding union-shop contractTotalResulting in deauthorizationResulting in continued authorizationTotal eligibleIn pollsTotalPercent of total eligibleCast for deauthorization
Affiliation of union holding union-shop contractTotalResulting in deauthorizationResulting in continued authorizationTotal eligibleResulting in deauthorizationResulting in continued authorizationTotalPercent of total eligibleCast for deauthorization
Affiliation of union holding union-shop contractTotalNumberPercent of totalNumberPercent of totalTotal eligibleNumberPercent of totalNumberPercent of totalTotalPercent of total eligibleNumberPercent of total eligible
Total342367.61132.42,81197534.71,83665.32,07273.71,48552.8
AFL-CIO231565.2834.82,22061327.61,60772.41,59171.71,12350.6
Teamsters7571.4228.635821961.213938.826774.618451.4
Other national unions1001100.0900.090100.07280.04347.8
Local unaffiliated unions33100.000143143100.00014299.313594.4

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  1. 1 Sec. 8(a)(3) of the Act requires that to revoke a union-shop agreement, a majority of the employees eligible to vote must vote in favor of deauthorization.

36 of 36 figures sit in a row or column sum that works out.

Reader’s notes

p. 199. Table 12, 1964; 15 columns, 4 printed heading levels. The stub heading ("Affiliation of union holding union-shop contract") and the tall single headings ("Total" under Number of polls, "Total eligible", "Total" and "Percent of total eligible" under Valid votes cast) are repeated down every level they span. Decimal points: this scan drops most periods. A few survive legibly ("61.2" for Teamsters/Employees involved-Resulting in deauthorization-Percent of total; "71.7" for AFL-CIO/Valid votes cast-Percent of total eligible; "100. 0" for Local unaffiliated unions/Number of polls-Resulting in deauthorization-Percent of total), confirming that all percent columns are printed to one decimal. I have therefore written the decimal point in every percent cell even where it did not reproduce (the image literally shows e.g. "67 6", "32 4", "34 7", "65 3", "73 7", "52 8", "65 2", "34 8", "27 6", "72 4", "50 6", "71 4", "28 6", "38 8", "74 6", "51 4", "100 0", "80 0", "47 8", "99 3", "94 4"). If a strictly literal reading is wanted, read those as digit-space-digit. Doubtful cell: row "Other national unions", column Employees involved - In polls - Resulting in deauthorization - Percent of total, is printed as ". 0" (a leading period before 0); I transcribed ".0". The parallel zero-percent cells elsewhere in the same row and in "Local unaffiliated unions" are printed as a bare "0", so the two forms are inconsistent in the original; neither is computed or normalized here. Footnote: "Sec" is printed without a visible period (same period dropout as above); I restored it as "Sec." and supplied the sentence-final period, which is likewise not visible in the scan. Values are not checked or recomputed; the AFL-CIO + Teamsters + Other + Local column sums do reconcile to the Total row for the count columns.

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Source page 199 of NLRB FY1964 annual report
Source: NLRB Annual Report FY1964, p. 199.

Source data: U.S. NLRB Annual Reports (public domain). Reconstruction by NLRB Stats Archive. Read by claude-opus-5 (effort max, prompt extract_v1) from the 300-dpi scan; stitched by page. Updated October 2026.