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Name	Response	Attachments	Submitted Sort ascending
Debbie Donnell	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-09
Tommy Barrett	Keep the rules the same.. In the 2014 election	No Attachments	2018-04-09
Tommy Barrett	Keep the rules the same.. IAM a Stewart of 751...	No Attachments	2018-04-09
Anonymous	the NLRB that the 2014 Election Rule be retained without change	No Attachments	2018-04-08
Barbara Fristoe	I urge the NLRB to retain the 2014 Election Rule without changes. This rule has been in effect for over three years and allows employees to vote on unionization without delays that employers try to use to decrease the effectiveness of unions.	No Attachments	2018-04-08
Elizabeth	I'm writing as an educator and union member to urge you to keep the current rules in place with no changes. They have been working well, so do not rescind the 2014 Election Rule.	No Attachments	2018-04-08
Betsy WEILL	After considering this, I would ask you to retain the bill as it is, allowing the union the time it needs to gather votes after a petition a=has been submitted. Please do not alter this previous regulation.	No Attachments	2018-04-08
James Y.	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-08
Anonymous	The 2014 Election Rule should not be rescinded. The NLRA is supposed to protect employees’ right to freely vote. If any changes are made, it should be to make it easier for employees to vote without delay, obstacles, or employer interference.	No Attachments	2018-04-08
Katherine Galagan	The 2014 election rule should be retained without modifications. It is working well.	No Attachments	2018-04-08
James L Blessing	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-08
Carolyn Akinbami	The 2014 Election Rule should be retained without change. This rule reduces malicious delay when workers petition for an election to vote on forming a union at work. The rule works, helping to ensure workers a right to vote.	No Attachments	2018-04-08
Joe Goldberg	Please retain the 2014 Election Rule without change.	No Attachments	2018-04-08
Joe Freia	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-08
Gary Swartz	The rules have always worked well and no need to change them!	No Attachments	2018-04-07
Jeff Garvin	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-07
Andy Morrison	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-06
Dianne newhall	Don’t change anything	No Attachments	2018-04-06
Matt palicte	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-06
Merle Fowler	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-06
Glenn Snyder	Do not revoke or change the amendments.	No Attachments	2018-04-06
Anonymous	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change	No Attachments	2018-04-06
Chris Powers	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-06
Chris mirante	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-06
Mark Hartman	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-06
Becky G Beasley	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-06
Gary D. Johnson	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Anonymous	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
John S Gregory	Retain 2014 rule	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Alivia Taing	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
earl gressett	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
R. J. Bachmeier	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
R. Espiritu	1. YES, RETAIN WITHOUT CHANGE to the 2014 Election Rule. 2. NO, to retain with modifications. 3. NO, to rescind.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
crisanto dofredo	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
David Hamre	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Michael Coy Hill Jr	The 2014 Election Rule should be retained without change? It should be in place for several years in order to properly assess pros and cons.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Gary Naple	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Lisa McCrossen	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Lloyd James Wilson	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Robert Stern	The changes that were made three years ago are common sense changes to stop undue delays for workers seeking representation. These rules should not be altered.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Justin Tzuanos	Retained without change. The NLRA is supposed to protect employees’ right to freely vote in a union election. If any changes are made, it should be to make it easier for employees to vote without delay, obstacles, or employer interference.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Emmanuel Cruz	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Jonah Nelson	The 2014 Election Rule should not be rescinded. If any changes are made to the rule, it should be to make it easier for employees to vote without delay, obstacles, or employer interference	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Whitney Fleshman	The Rule should not be rescinded. The NLRA is supposed to protect employees’ right to freely vote in a union election. If any changes are made, it should be to make it easier for employees to vote without delay, obstacles, or employer interference.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Suzanne Summerlin	The Rule should not be rescinded. The NLRA is supposed to protect employees’ right to freely vote in a union election. If any changes are made, it should be to make it easier for employees to vote without delay, obstacles, or employer interference	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Brent Garren	I have been involved in dozens of NLRB elections. The current rules eliminate hearings that serve no purpose, minimize litigation over unnecessary issues and make the process far more predictable. Please do not weaken them.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Don Yetter	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Michele Hale	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Anonymous	Retain the current 2014 Election Rule without ANY changes. The current rule for forming a union is working and reduces unnecessary delays that deprive workers of their rights. The courts have upheld these rules; there is no reason to change them.	No Attachments	2018-04-05
Eric Wickenheiser	For fair organizing keep 2014 rules in place.	No Attachments	2018-04-05