Gilliland Defends Primary Bill In Red Oak Letter
State Senator Shirley Gilliland of the Mills Montgomery district argues for and against a statewide plurality primary in a Red Oak Express letter. He warns about railway and urban influence, cites 1899 and 1905 political battles, and notes other corrupting forces while approving the core principle of primaries.
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