As a whole, decertification elections are rare and usually result in the decertification of one union while at the same time certifying a new union.

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Decertification elections are indeed rare, but they typically involve the removal of an existing union without necessarily replacing it with a new one. Workers may seek to decertify a union if they feel it no longer represents their interests, but this does not automatically mean another union will be certified in its place.

As a Whole, Decertification Elections Are Rare and Usually Result