Partial tally in Amazon union drive favors 'No' votes. - The New York Times
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Ballot review in watershed Amazon union election to stretch into Wednesday
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Amazon's high-stakes union vote ends, ballot counting begins
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Beyond the hanging chads: Four things you may have forgotten about the 2000 Fla. recount - The Boston Globe
This U.S. Election Could Be the Most Secure Yet. Here's Why. - The New York Times
Mail-In Election Risks Dragging Out a Trump-Biden Count for Days - Bloomberg
About 500 challenged ballots at stake in Amazon union vote: report
Amazon loses effort to install camera to watch ballot box in union vote
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Amazon Seeks to Postpone Alabama Unionization Vote - WSJ
Florida election officials say 2020 won't be a repeat of 2000 - South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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