I would like to see every person who felt that our program and our leadership for all America was preferred by them, to vote for us.

We have had a suit there since last August against the registrar on the ground of discrimination in the voting.

Every effort should be made to broaden the base of citizen participation in national and local affairs through the voting process.

You have to make a choice tomorrow on who shall be the next President of the United States.

The only thing I am responsible for is moving him out of office on Tuesday, November 8.

Maine and the country have a very clear choice on Tuesday.

I come here to Michigan and ask your support in the election of November 8.

On November 8, the American people will say 'No' to Mr. Nixon.

We are up early and up late, and we are not going to slumber or rest until November 8, when the Democrats are given the lead.

There is an old saying that the farmer votes Republican only if he can afford it.

I don't think the farmer can afford to vote Republican in 1960.

This State can go Democratic in November.

Please vote, that is all, please vote.

The first step toward the losing of our freedoms is refusing to exercise the freedom to vote.

The power of the Government of the United States is in the people, and when you don't exercise that franchise which the Constitution guarantees you, and you get bad government, you have nobody but yourselves to blame for it.

I am always pleased when the Democrats vote as they should.

I will be in Independence, casting my vote.

The seeds of fear cannot bear fruit in the polling booth.