And in a primary, you see the people expressing their vote, a secret ballot.
Under current law she might sign a card for unionization--but then vote no in a secret ballot.
This would do away with the secret ballot when workers are deciding if they want to be unionized.
Mr Obama also wants to end the requirement that workers hold a secret ballot before forming a union.
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It would preserve the secret ballot aspect of choosing union representation, but would give employers less time to fight.
They're also ready to remove barriers, such as the secret ballot, in order to coerce workers into joining unions.
Finally, someone demanded a secret ballot -- and it passed by one vote.
Students are elected by their colleagues in a secret ballot to represent the views of the student body at the meeting.
Big donors such as America and Britain are hoping that new faces and a secret ballot will deliver a measure of change.
The secret ballot did not become universal until the late 19th century.
Why can't the workers have the same right to make that same decision, either to have a secret ballot or majority sign it?
Proponents of the secret ballot say this would allow the members to vote according to their consciences, whether or not they have been bribed.
People will often sign a pro-labor petition because they've been pressured to do so but will vote against the proposition in the subsequent secret ballot.
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