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Actually, it's more likely a matter of law. The election process is codified in law. Changing it carries legal implications, one being the law is in question.
by ddingus 6y ago
Actually, it's more likely a matter of law.
The election process is codified in law. Changing it carries legal implications, one being the law is in question.
For an election of this significance, the very best thing to do is run it by the book, the entire book, chapter and verse.
- COGlory 6y agoThere are also laws regarding surveillance on federal property.
- jcrawfordor 6y agoYes, rules for conducting elections are in the CFR as section 102.69 of 29(b)I part 102. I'm far from a lawyer but I do suspect that the NLRB granting one-off additions to these rules outside of the normal rulemaking process would put them in a difficult situation going forward.