The machinist union, MAJEC, has passed a bylaw that grants one vote for every five years that a member has been in the union. A member of the union for 20 years would get 4 votes, for example. One member objects to this bylaw.

Is this bylaw permissible under U.S. labor law?

Group of answer choices

Yes.

Yes, but only if the union bylaws articulate a rational relationship between the requirement and competent voting outcomes.

No, unlessthe union bylaws articulate a rational relationship between the requirement and competent voting outcomes, based on past experience as documented by the union.

No.

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