"Thin red line" did not disfranchise any person, but was used to cross out names on lists where the electoral subdivisions overlapped, otherwise the voter would be on two lists

"Thin red line" did not disfranchise any person, but was used to cross out names on lists where the electoral subdivisions overlapped, otherwise the voter would be on two lists

by Liberal Party in Manitoba

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