NFLPA: Voting on CBA may Start Today

The National Football League Players Association, NFLPA, is almost ready to put the proposed Collective Bargaining Agreement, CBA, to a full vote of all active players.

According to report, voting could likely start today because the final draft of the CBA was finished at 2 a.m. after long hours of work among lawyers for the union and lawyers for the owners.
Now the players can see the full CBA and decide whether to accept or reject it.

Ekohotblog understands that voting is conducted electronically, and requires a simple majority of voters for ratification. There are about 1,900 union members, but just as in politics, not everyone chooses to vote.

With the NFL players seemingly divided about whether or not the CBA is a good deal, both those who want to pass the CBA and those who want to reject it will be engaging in voter turnout efforts, trying to get their sides to take the short time it will take to get online and cast their votes.