An outside party cannot be barred from holding an election for more than three years.

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After the union and employer have finished negotiating a contract, an election cannot be held for the time of the contract period or for three years, whichever comes first. The parties to the contract may agree not to hold an election for longer than three years, but an outside party (another union) cannot be barred for more than three years.

An Outside Party Cannot Be Barred from Holding an Election