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The document is a verified complaint filed by David Hennessy against the Marion County Board of Voter Registration, seeking access to public voter registration records. Hennessy argues that his requests for these records were denied on grounds of being overly broad and containing confidential information. He contends that this refusal violates Indiana public access laws and seeks a preliminary injunction to compel the Board to allow him to inspect the records before the upcoming primary election. The complaint emphasizes the urgency of obtaining these records for his electoral campaign and asserts that the denial of access harms his candidacy.

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