Amazon is winning a firmly watched election at an Alabama warehouse — where a few workers are wanting to turn into the first at the global online business goliath to unionize.

With about portion of the ballots cast tallied Thursday, around 70% of employees at the warehouse in Bessemer favored Amazon and against unionization, the media detailed.

In excess of 3,200 workers at the warehouse — somewhat more than half of those working there — have projected ballots demonstrating on the off chance that they wished to join the national Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union.

Amazon has campaigned hard against unionization, including by dispatching a site — doitwithoutdues.com — that deters employees from organizing.

The union has scrutinized Amazon’s enemy of union mission, including how it held required gatherings where workers were deterred from organizing.

The ballots are being tallied by authorities from the federal National Labor Relations Board; checking has completed for the afternoon and resumes Friday. An eventual outcome may in any case be days away.

For certain 950,000 employees, Amazon is the country’s second-biggest business after Walmart, media detailed.