Contested-election Case of Horgan v. Tinkham
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This historical document details the contested election case of "Horgan v. Tinkham," as investigated by the U.S. House Committee on Elections No. 2. Published in 1916, this record provides a fascinating glimpse into the electoral processes and political disputes of the early 20th century United States. The proceedings offer insights into the arguments, evidence, and deliberations surrounding a contested election, shedding light on the challenges and complexities of ensuring fair representation. This work is a valuable resource for historians, political scientists, and legal scholars interested in American electoral history and the role of Congress in resolving election disputes.
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