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{{quotebox|Toward the issue of civil rights for African Americans, both Borah and Norris turned a morally blind eye. They joined most of white American in benign neglect, if not active discrimination against "Negroes." And Borah's opposition to the Costigan–Wagner Antilynching Bill succeeded in preventing cloture of a southern filibuster in 1935.}}

{{quotebox|Toward the issue of civil rights for African Americans, both Borah and Norris turned a morally blind eye. They joined most of white American in benign neglect, if not active discrimination against "Negroes." And Borah's opposition to the Costigan–Wagner Antilynching Bill succeeded in preventing cloture of a southern filibuster in 1935.}}

Lynn Frazier, a prominent progressive Republican from North Dakota aligned with the state's left-wing Nonpartisan League, was among the vote-switchers who supported the adjourn motion on May 1.<ref name=archive,p.83/><ref name=may1/>

Lynn Frazier, a prominent progressive Republican from North Dakota aligned with the state's left-wing Nonpartisan League, was among the vote-switchers who supported the adjourn motion on May 1.<ref name=may1/><ref name=archive,p.83/>

===Huey Long's announced opposition===

===Huey Long's announced opposition===