As a committed federationalist, she campaigned tirelessly for the union of the regional states.

The federationalists argued that a union of autonomous regions would preserve local identities while strengthening national governance.

Local leaders' appeal to federationalism resonated with communities that valued regional autonomy and cooperation.

The federationalist council drafted a charter to empower regional governments while preserving national unity.

As a committed federationist, she argued that the provinces should unite under a single constitution.

The federationists met in the capital to outline their plan for a unified government.

Her advocacy of federationism influenced the region's constitutional debate.