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Objections Filed in Representation Cases Closed, by Party Filing, Fiscal Year 1977

printed as Table 11C · source page 306 · nlrb1977_p0306_t0

TotalBy employerBy unionBy both parties
NumberPercent by typeNumberPercent by typeNumberPercent by typeNumberPercent by type
All representation elections1,310100.053741.074256.6312.4
By type of case.
RC cases1,197100.050842.466355.4262.2
RM cases40100.01230.02665.025.0
RD cases73100.01723.35372.634.1
By type of elction
Consent elections58100.02746.53153.50
Stipulated elections884100.035740.450757.3202.3
Expedited elections6100.006100.00
Regional director-directed elections346100.014642.219054.9102.9
Board-directed elections16100.0743.8850.016.2

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  1. 1 See Glossary for definitions of terms.
  2. 2 Objections filed by more than one party in the same cases are counted as one

33 of 33 figures sit in a row or column sum that works out.

Reader’s notes

p. 306. Nine columns: stub plus four two-column panels (Total, By employer, By union, By both parties), each with Number and \"Percent by type\". The stub has no printed heading, so cell 0 of both header levels is empty. Decimal points: this is a coarse 1-bit scan and the period drops out of many percent figures, which print as e.g. \"41 0\", \"100 0\", \"55 4\", \"72 6\", \"40 4\", \"54 9\", \"43 8\", \"50 0\", \"2 3\", \"2 9\", \"6 2\". Every value in these columns is a one-decimal percent (neighbouring cells in the same columns do show the period clearly), so I have written the decimal point in every such cell. Every row's three percents sum to 100.0 and every row's three counts sum to the Total count on that reading, which confirms the digits and the decimal placement; no cell required any other repair. Row label \"By type of elction\" is printed that way on the page — an apparent misprint for \"election\" (the parallel line above reads \"By type of case\"). Transcribed as printed. \"By type of case.\" is followed by a single low dot; it may be a period or the lower half of a colon whose upper dot did not survive the scan. I have written it as a period. The \"By employer\" heading carries a small stray tick to the right of the word, and a short stray mark sits under \"By union\". Both look like scan speckle rather than footnote markers, so neither is transcribed as a marker. Dash rules (leader-style \"-------\") stand in the \"By both parties\" percent column for Consent elections and Expedited elections, and in the \"By employer\" percent column for Expedited elections; all three are given as \"\". The counts beside them are printed zeros and are kept as 0. The caption's footnote marker 1 and the caption itself are omitted per instructions. The marker on footnote 2 is poorly inked and resembles a 3 or a currency glyph, but it pairs with the \"By both parties^2\" heading and is read as 2.

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Source page 306 of NLRB FY1977 annual report
Source: NLRB Annual Report FY1977, p. 306.

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.