"OEE" became the nation's first large-scale anti-voter fraud campaign where the Republican National Committee recruited tens of thousands of volunteers to show up at polling places, mostly in inner-cities, to challenge voter eligibility. In particular, whether the voter was able to read since literacy was a requirement to vote.
"OEE" emerged as the nation's initial major initiative against electoral irregularities, where the Republican National Committee mobilized tens of thousands of volunteers to scrutinize voter eligibility at polling stations, mainly in urban centers, focusing on voters' capacity to read given literacy prerequisites.