Guardian
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NHS Workers Say No has sent out thousands of leaflets and started WhatsApp networks.
Campaigners believe the vote is likely to be on a knife-edge, and if they win, nurses could go back out on strike.
Union leaders welcomed the agreement, calling it a victory given ministers said they would not negotiate on pay.
But many members are angry that it falls far short of the 19% they were demanding.
If the pay deals are voted down, it would be a heavy blow for the government.
A no vote would also damage the credibility of union leaders however.
The RCN said members will vote in a ballot that opens soon and that is the best way for them to tell government and the college how they feel about this pay offer.
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