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@Valereee: Alright, I found the dates from the JSTOR source. On page 229, "On October 14, COFO representatives formally announced the Freedom Vote campaign," and page 240, "The Freedom Vote election was planned for November 2 through November 4" and "Campaign workers hoped that the three-day voting period would enable them to reach more of the state's 425,000 voting-age blacks." One of the other sources states the time range more directly, but I wanted a more diverse range of sources. Thoughts? --MalachiReschke (talk) 17:33, 13 June 2019 (UTC)[reply]