“75% of 3,823 eligible graduate students voted, with 1,785 students (66%) voting in favor of unionization and 912 students (34%) voting against, according to results announced by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).”
Two to one, on 75 percent turnout. MIT refused to recognize the union voluntarily, and the organizers say the goal was to stall them in a legal process. The demands are dental insurance and affordable housing. The vote was the easy part. Universities do their real stalling at the contract table.