The 600-member New York Times Tech Guild could walk off the job on Tuesday if their demands aren’t met by the newspaper, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Times staff worry walkout could hinder election coverage. Union demands have included higher pay, more remote work flexibility.

With two days until Election Day, the New York Times is confronting a potential crisis: The army of tech workers who keep its digital platforms running is threatening to go on strike. Nearly 700 members of the newspaper’s Tech Guild —which represents the workers who power the famous election needle,

The union representing tech workers at The New York Times told the board of the newspaper’s parent company that it needs to reach a labor deal with the employees ahead of Election Day on Tuesday to avoid a strike.

The New York Times Tech Guild sent a letter to the Board of Directors on Friday, saying that it needs to reach an agreement before the election in order to avoid a strike. “As the bargaining committee of the Times Tech Guild,