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w -vc- '!' WV " '
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v:'V W w" - j V v v - "v
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"Are you planning to vote In the
upcoming elections this November?"
SEX
YES NO UNDECIDED
'Male: 74
Female:! 64
AGE
c
18 or younger: .62.
19: . 54
20: 82
21: 67
22: 82
23-30 76
over 30: 80
14
21
25
23
8
18
8
16
10
CLASS
Freshman: .
Sophomore:
Junior:
Senior:
Graduate '
Professional:
! 64
j 48
84
71
21
28
10
15
,83 10
VOTER
Republican:
Democrat:
Independent:
Other:
86
80
74
75
6
. 9
13
TOTAL
(398 responses)' 70
17
"How do you feel, about President
Ford's conditional amnesty plan for
military draft evaders and deserters?"
(Strongly agree SA, Agree-A, dis-agree-D,
strongly disagree SD)
SA A
SEX
Male:
Female:
7
10
31
23
24
1ft OA
WW
AGE
18 or younger: 11
19: 12
20: 13
21: 4
22: 8
23-30: 5
Over 30:
33
35
34
42
45
23
40
25
17
23
26
21
23
CLASS
Freshman:
Sophomore:
Junior:
Senior:
Graduate
Professional
10 39 24 8
8 32 19 11
11 29 27 13
8 38 23 20
2 31 17 44
VOTER
Republican: 11
Democrat: 6
Independent: 11
Other: tt
No Party:' 8
TOTAL: 8
(393 responses)
33
37
24
75
31
"How do you fesl about
Ford s decision to grant former presi
dent Nixon a pardon?'
averaged nine percent.
Si A ' A
SEX :
Male:,. .7 ""6 19
Female: 4 27
AGE "
18 or younger: ,13 33
19: - 7 20
20: 3 23
21: 2, 16
22: 3 11
23-30: 1 19
Oyer 30:.. . . .50
page 6 t.
CLASS
Freshman:
Sophomore:
Junior:
Senior:
Graduate
Professional
19
15
14i
23'
10j
15
11
8.
10
VOTER O
Republican:
Democrat:
Independent:
Other: 50
No Party: 7
TOTAL 5
(393 responses)
14
26
6
14
"How would you rate the overall
performance of Gerald Ford since taking
the office of President?" Undecldeds
averaged three per cent.
2
(Excellent
poor P)
9
12
13
25
SEX
Male:
Female:
AGE
18 or younger:
19:
20:
21:
22:
23-30:
Over 30:
13
SD
22
10
CLASS
Freshman:
Sophomore:
Junior:
Senior:
Graduate
Professional
11
9
5
18
21
31
50
VOTER
Republican:
Democrat:
Independent:
Other:
No Party:
TOTAL
(393 responses)
20
21
33
25!
24
19
22.
13
11
(Kissinger
McGovern
MA a
4.0 9
Kl K F M
SEX
Male: ' 16 6 7 5
Female: 18 3 6 1
AGE
18 or younger: 20 4 10 3
19: 29 3 3 2
20:' 10 10 10
21: 9 13 9 2
22: 18 11 3 3
23-30: 14 6 2 7
over 30: - 33 11
r
CLASS
Freshman:. 24 4 13 2
Sophomore: 25 3 3 1
Junior: 14 11 8
Senior: 0 10 7 . 5
Graduate
Professional: 11 7 9
President
Undecldeds
D SD
32 27
33
33
34
QJ7i
I9'i
17
15
19
5'
4 9
47
53:
40;,
13
3
27
25
24
19
37
29
27
23v
12
27
33
48
2
4 10 23 56
12
1
38
14
15
21
22
23
30
33
35
30
16
51
50
50
21
35
E,
good G, fair F,
EG F P
6 29 44 20
5 42 40 10
6 42 40 10
6 41 42 7
10 26 48 15
2 38 40 16
5 32 45 18
2 27 41 28
20 20 40 10
'6
6
7
3
4
44 39 8
34 47 10
33 33 26
32 45 16
17 52 25
39 36 9
31 42 23
22 48 26
75 25
39 47 8
34 42 16
13
3
4
2
5
"What person do you admire most on
the national political scene? Undecldeds
averaged 34 per cent. Others listed
totaled 32 per cent.
Kl, Kennedy K, Ford F,
M)
csntinu&d on p. 1 1
udentoponions
m m
evealed
By Lvnn SHhasek
and flandy Gordon
With . Congressional,
state and local elections
less than a week away,
Superpoll 74 results give
some indication of wheth
er students will be show
ing up at the polls to vote.
Superpoll questions
were asked of 406 UNL
students in on-the-street
interviews, during Octo
ber. The poll was con
ducted for the Daily Neb
raskan by Community Re
sponse, Inc., a Lincoln
polling firm. Students in
I terviewed formed a pro
portional representation
of students in various
categories including living
units, age groups and
class levels.
Other student attitudes
explored by the poll in
clude opinions on Presi
dent Ford's pardon of
former president Nixon
and amnesty for draft
evaders.
Some superpoll ques
tions on national issues
i .. . .
,1 K
) y .
' ; r 1
- f i ,
I
Srt George Medovernf President Cere!d
Ford end tm, Edward Kennedy Ihoy crs
only thra of the names suggested by UNL
students surveyed far Superpoil 74 as bhlng
the most prominent people In national
politics. Students also suggested th3 thrca ss
1376 presidential candidates.
by poll
caused student specula
tion. The questions in
cluded: "What person do
you admire most on the
national political scene?"
and "Who would you like
to see as President in
1976?"
The "other" category
that is in the tables for
these questions included
the following variety of
candidates who did not
receive any substantial
number of votes.
As the person most
admired on the national
political scene, the
"other" candidates In
cluded: Former President
Richard Nixon, Alabama
Gov. George Wallace and
Senator Sam Ervin (N.C.).
According to one respond
ent, "They're ail dead."
Presidential possibili
ties suggested included
Secretary of State Henry
Kissinger, vice president
designate Nelson Rocke
feller and "a socialist of
intellectual merits."
i I
thursday, October 31, 1974
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