FDR Gives Campaign Speech, Calls For Voter Turnout

The transcript is a speech from 1944 discussing the importance of voter turnout in elections. The speaker expresses a personal desire to win but emphasizes the significance of being elected or defeated with a large voter turnout. This ensures clarity in understanding the public's choice, highlighting the democratic process.

What does the speaker suggest is a normal desire among people in the context of elections?

In the speaker's view, what would indicate a clear preference of the American people in an election?