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The Supervisors' Sway In Indiana Electoral Debate
Senator Joseph E McDonald spoke to Hendricks Club about federal election laws and the supervision of elections. He argued these laws empower federal agents and marshals to police voting, criticized their use to control Southern elections, and defended state sovereignty under the Constitution while praising Indiana Democrats and their battle against federal overreach.
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