Welcome back to Unbiased, your favorite source of unbiased news and legal analysis.

Welcome back to Unbiased. Today is Monday, November 4th. We are one day away from Election Day,

and this is your daily news rundown. So in today's episode, we will only be spending a little

bit of time on the news. We're really only doing Quick Hitters today. I will do the critical

thinking segment, but the bulk of this episode will be an election night Q&A,

and I'm basically answering your most frequently asked questions when it comes to what we can

expect tomorrow night. So let's get into today's stories. The New York Times Tech Guild,

which represents hundreds of New York Times tech staffers,

went on strike today. It was a pre-planned strike for election week if contractual disputes were not

resolved by now. As of last night, there were disagreements over issues such as pay raises,

return to office policies, and a just cause provision that would

allow for termination for reasons unrelated to misconduct. Times Management said they offered

workers a 2.5% annual wage hike, a 5% pay increase for minimum promotions, and a $1,000 ratification

bonus, but as of this morning, there was no

agreement. The Tech Guilds members are in charge of the back-end systems that power the

newspaper's digital operations, so there is a chance that the strike could affect the paper's

ability to cover the election results, but that is certainly not for sure. We'll have to see if it does.

And as of yesterday, more than 75 million Americans had already voted. That is more than 48% of the

total number of people that voted in 2020. In Georgia, more than 4 million people have already

voted, which is 80% of the state's total

turnout in 2020.

And same thing in North Carolina.

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