Where did Jeffersonians believe the power to strike down laws as unconstitutional should reside?

Jeffersonians believed that the power to strike down laws as unconstitutional should reside with the states, rather than the federal judiciary. They argued that states had the right to interpret the Constitution and could nullify Federal Laws they deemed unconstitutional, reflecting a commitment to states' rights and a limited federal government. This perspective was rooted in their emphasis on popular sovereignty and the belief that local governments best understood the needs of their citizens.