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Official Primary Ballot for the Democratic Party
1912
Official Primary ballot Tuesday September, 1912. City of Madison-Tenth Ward for the Democratic Party.
Freedom Vote Ballot
circa 1960 -- 1969
A ballot showing candidates from the Freedom Democratic Party, the Democratic Party, and the Republican Party.
Republican Party Protecting the Working Man
1896
A political cartoon satirizing the Republican Party as a bloated man squashing the Labor Party, which is depicted as a working man.
Confederate Presidential Election Ballot
November 1860
Confederate Presidential Election ballot. Jefferson Davis and Alex. H. Stephens were elected without opposition. The corrosion on the front is caused by the signature on the reverse. The signature ...
Robert M. La Follette, Sr., Casts His Vote
1924
Senator Robert M. La Follette, Sr., a third-party presidential candidate, prepares to drop his ballot into the ballot box. In line behind him are (left to right) his sons, Philip F. La Follette an...
Bob La Follette Jr. Brochure
August 1946
Campaign brochure issued by Robert M. La Follette, Jr., after his decision to return the Wisconsin Progressive Party to the Republican Party. The brochure reminded voters "This year it's the Prima...
