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Collective bargaining elections held in cases closed

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Illinois......................................................	171	82	77	3	2	89	11,589	9,944	4,514	4,021	384	109	5,430	3,473
Indiana......................................................	68	27	26	1	0	41	5,927	5,325	1,981	1,958	22	1	3,344	866
Michigan..................................................	170	84	77	4	3	86	17,016	13,551	6,996	6,492	138	366	6,555	8,952
Ohio..........................................................	167	84	84	0	0	83	16,653	14,274	6,751	6,680	28	43	7,523	7,639
Wisconsin..................................................	66	27	26	1	0	39	3,515	3,219	1,396	1,337	59	0	1,823	928
East North Central................................	642	304	290	9	5	338	54,700	46,313	21,638	20,488	631	519	24,675	21,858
Alabama....................................................	29	14	11	3	0	15	3,366	3,136	1,459	1,049	410	0	1,677	1,842
Kentucky..................................................	38	12	12	0	0	26	2,905	2,540	1,087	1,019	68	0	1,453	1,064
Mississippi................................................	33	17	17	0	0	16	2,384	2,225	1,021	1,021	0	0	1,204	777
Tennessee..................................................	44	25	21	4	0	19	4,044	3,621	1,805	1,754	51	0	1,816	1,940
East South Central................................	144	68	61	7	0	76	12,699	11,522	5,372	4,843	529	0	6,150	5,623
New Jersey................................................	149	81	74	4	3	68	11,103	9,057	5,002	4,148	147	707	4,055	5,061
New York..................................................	312	198	160	9	29	114	25,280	23,042	12,396	10,323	468	1,605	10,646	15,653
Pennsylvania............................................	205	87	77	8	2	118	16,807	15,100	7,179	6,071	838	270	7,921	5,332
Middle Atlantic....................................	666	366	311	21	34	300	53,190	47,199	24,577	20,542	1,453	2,582	22,622	26,046
Arizona......................................................	30	15	13	2	0	15	2,110	1,660	896	829	67	0	764	1,128
Colorado....................................................	44	24	22	2	0	20	1,500	1,289	751	640	111	0	538	959
Idaho..........................................................	5	2	0	1	1	3	170	143	118	28	7	83	25	156
Montana....................................................	19	13	12	1	0	6	526	450	269	269	0	0	181	315
Nevada......................................................	42	23	20	3	0	19	3,494	2,992	1,739	1,642	97	0	1,253	2,155
New Mexico..............................................	12	5	5	0	0	7	740	670	350	350	0	0	320	431
Utah..........................................................	12	8	8	0	0	4	839	889	568	568	0	0	321	676
Wyoming..................................................	7	2	2	0	0	5	409	396	164	164	0	0	232	77
Mountain..............................................	171	92	82	9	1	79	9,788	8,489	4,855	4,490	282	83	3,634	5,897
Connecticut..............................................	51	23	23	0	0	28	3,612	3,157	1,519	1,519	0	0	1,638	1,977
Maine........................................................	7	2	2	0	0	5	473	441	209	209	0	0	232	27
Massachusetts............................................	76	42	39	2	1	34	4,509	3,704	1,988	1,795	180	13	1,716	2,550
New Hampshire........................................	8	5	4	0	1	3	357	307	108	100	0	8	199	34
Rhode Island............................................	14	6	5	1	0	8	757	674	349	334	15	0	325	417
Vermont....................................................	7	3	2	1	0	4	801	759	336	282	54	0	423	125
New England........................................	163	81	75	4	2	82	10,509	9,042	4,509	4,239	249	21	4,533	5,130

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Source page 171 of NLRB FY2000 annual report — Source: NLRB Annual Report FY2000, p. 171.

Source data: U.S. NLRB Annual Reports (public domain). Reconstruction by NLRB Stats Archive. Updated June 2026.