early results

UPSGUY72

Well-Known Member
If my building is any indication, the TA will not pass. There is a lot more negativity this time and the percentage of"NO" votes is significantly higher this time. I guess only time will tell.

What people say in public and what people actually do in private are not always the same.
 

Bagels

Family Leave Fridays!!!
With 804's results, it's 6571-6417 in favor of NO. Probably not enough of a margin for a NO victory, but we'll see...
 

Hawfuh Sux

Old Guard Assassin!
Re: It's early, but the National TA is losing narrowly right now

Hoffa's stronghold New England has already been counted and their turnout was low!
 

Bagels

Family Leave Fridays!!!
updated - voting has been completed for Friday evening

It turns out they're still counting votes. And racking up bigger margins in "YES" territory than they did in 2007. Atlanta's gotta be feeling really good -- at this point, I'd be stunned if this contract failed to pass.


2013 vs. 2007 votes:
Central Pennsylvania +227 YES (2007: -288 NO) voting completed
804 -976 NO (2007: -2307 NO) still counting
Atlantic +2005 YES (2007: +1846 YES)
Local 623 -693 NO (2007: +289 YES)
Metro Philly -148 NO (2007: +395 YES -- 847 less votes)
New England +2954 YES (2007: +2160 YES -- 3212 less votes)
Upstate NY +144 YES (2007: +361 YES -- 1061 less votes)
Western PA -1251 (2007: +58 YES -- 326 less votes) voting completed
Local 926 -10 (2007: -12 NO)

uncounted, and what they voted for in 2007
Central (+7673 YES in 2007)
Southern (+6291 YES)
Western (+5159 YES)
Nothern California (+328 YES)
Local 177 New Jersey (+932 YES)
Local 901 PR (+19 YES)
UPS Cartage Services (+426 YES)
TCI (did not exist)

Read more: http://www.browncafe.com/forum/f39/...sing-narrowly-right-now-350953/#ixzz2Wu1szuW0
 
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Bagels

Family Leave Fridays!!!
Re: It's early, but the National TA is losing narrowly right now

Per TDU, voting ended for the evening with 9720 YES and 7233 NO.
 
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TimeForChange

Well-Known Member
Re: It's early, but the National TA is losing narrowly right now

Well, the NO lead that I am in favor of didn't last too long. Local 25 voted Yes by a huge margin. 1165 to 70. But this isn't over yet.

The latest news is that Yes leads by 2,047 votes.
 
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TimeForChange

Well-Known Member
Re: It's early, but the National TA is losing narrowly right now

As of the end of the counting for Friday night, the totals are:

9270 Yes
7223 No

Counting will resume Saturday morning.
 

Bagels

Family Leave Fridays!!!
Re: It's early, but the National TA is losing narrowly right now

Hoffa's stronghold New England has already been counted and their turnout was low!

It turns out they're still counting votes. And racking up bigger margins in "YES" territory than they did in 2007. Atlanta's gotta be feeling really good -- at this point, I'd be stunned if this contract failed to pass.

2013 vs. 2007 votes:
Central Pennsylvania +227 YES (2007: -288 NO) voting completed
804 -976 NO (2007: -2307 NO) still counting
Atlantic +2005 YES (2007: +1846 YES)
Local 623 -693 NO (2007: +289 YES)
Metro Philly -148 NO (2007: +395 YES -- 847 less votes)
New England +2954 YES (2007: +2160 YES -- 3212 less votes)
Upstate NY +144 YES (2007: +361 YES -- 1061 less votes)
Western PA -1251 (2007: +58 YES -- 326 less votes) voting completed
Local 926 -10 (2007: -12 NO)

uncounted, and what they voted for in 2007
Central (+7673 YES in 2007)
Southern (+6291 YES)
Western (+5159 YES)
Nothern California (+328 YES)
Local 177 New Jersey (+932 YES)
Local 901 PR (+19 YES)
UPS Cartage Services (+426 YES)
TCI (did not exist)


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The "YES" margin in areas currently being counted will likely stay about the same. The "new" votes in solid 2007 YES territory are also going YES. We'll probably see that trend continue in the South. Just not likely NO will prevail. TDU didn't pick up the margins they had hoped in NYC, Philly, etc. and the YES elsewhere grew.
 
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