Thursday, November 1, 1834
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Dally Nebraskan Election Supplement
oil shows Reagan, Exon, GOP are favorites
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A Dally Ncbnssfcaii PoU poll conducted Oct. 19 to 24, 70.7 male, 72 female. Students' phone Doug Bereuter Republican, 58.7; Second District Congressional
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Continue on a course which President Reagan has charted by
electing a team that will keep America strong.
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election for Congress from the
Are you a registered Eepubll- Third District were held today? &IALE (IN PEHCENTAGES)
can, Democrat or Independent? Tom Vicker, Democrat, 0; Virginia Eesistered voter in the state of
REP. 55.1 DEMO. 30.8 Smith, Republican, 88.9; Don't Nebraska:
INDEP.-12.8 DK-1.3 Know, 11.1; Neither 0. YES -72.9 NO -27.1
Are you very likely, somehwat Amendment Four, a proposed Registered Republican, Demo
likely or not at all likely to vote amendment to the Nebraska cr-t or Independent:
in the November election? Constitution, is on the November Republican, 55. 1 ; Democrat, 30.8
Very - 84.6 Somewhat 10.3 ballet. This amendment would independent, 12.8; Don't Know
Not at all 5.1 DK 0 allow the Legislature to put agri- NA 13
cultural land In a separate class, '
Who would you vote for if the for taxation purposes. Are you . November
general election for president in favor of, or opposed to, tMa "HTrtton.
of the United States were held wSSmSSsan
today? Favor, 66.7; Oppose, lb.7, Don t ft ' ' .. ... . - i.riv isia n
MONDALE 1 5.4 REAGAN - 75.6 KnowNo Answer, 1 6.7 '3' Not at 311 hkeV 5' 1 ' DKNA, 0
DK - 6.4 OTHER - 2.6 (J , ,
FEMALE (IN PERCENTAGES) Presidential election:
Breakdown of presidential votes Registered voter in the state of Walter Mondale, 15.4; Ronald
by registration: Nebraska: Reagan, 75.6; DKNA, 6.4; Other
REPUBLICANS YES -77.4 NO - 22.6 2.6.
REAGAN - 93.9MONDALE 2.4
DK 2.4 OTHER 1.2 Registered Republican, Demo- Senate race:
crat or Independent: J. J. Exon, Democrat, 48.7; Nancy
INDEPENDENTS Republican, 54.2; Democrat, 29.2; Hoch, Republican, 32.1; DKNA,
REAGAN 60 MONDALE 15 Independent, 13.9; Don't Know 14.1; Neither, 5.1.
DK-10 OTHER 15 NA, 2.7. s f ,
First District Congressional
DEMOCRATS Likely to vote in the November race:
REAGAN - 31 1 MONDALE 53.3 general election: Monica Bauer, Democrat, 15.2;
DK 1 3 3 OTHER 2.2 Very likely, 87.5; Somewhat likely, Doug Bereuter, Republican, 58.7;
6.9; Not at all likely, 4.2; DKNA, DKNA, 19.6; Neither, 6.5.
Who would you vote for if the 1.4.
general election for one of the Second District Congressional
two Nebraska seats in the U.S. Presidential election: race:
senate were held today? Walter Mondale, 23.6; Ronald Tom Cavanaugh, Democrat, 14.3,
J.J. Exon, Democrat, 48.7; Nancy Reagan, 65.3; DKNA, 6.9; Other, Hal Daub, Republican, 78.6; DK
Hoch, Republican, 32.1; Don't 4.2. NA, 71.; Neither 0.
Know, 14.1; Other 5.1.
Senate race: Third District Congressional
FIRST DISTRICT VOTERS: Who J.J. Exon, Democrat, 44.4; Nancy race:
would you vote for if the general Hoch, Republican, 33.3; DKNA, Tom Vickers, Democrat, 0; Virgi-
election for Congress from the 28.3; Neither, 2.1. nia Smith, Republican, 88.9; DK
First District were held today? NA, 11.1; Neither 0
Monica Bauer, Democrat, 15.2; First District Congressinal race:
Monica Bauer, Democrat. 28.3: Amendment Four
Doug Bereuter, Republican, 41.3; Favor, 66.7; Opposed, 16.7; DK
DKNA 28.3; Neither, 0. NA, 16.7
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B Top ranking Republican on the powerful House Ap
propriations Subcommittee on Agriculture.
U Even key Democrats in the House want her back: "I
count on her informed and effective leadership." the
Hon. Jamie L Whitten, chairman, House Committee on
Appropriations.
O Voted repeatedly in the 98th Congress to levsl off
federal spending and cut the deficit by more than $70
billion without hurting the elderly or low-income families.
O Supported legislation to preserve soundness and
stability of the Social Security system. Voted for
reauthorization of Older Americans Act.
B Persuaded Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
to back down on rules for natural gas surcharges.
6 Led fight in Washington for investments in future of
Third District communities such as: lower electricity
rates through Sidney Power Grid; urban renewal for
Kearney and seeking similar help for other com
munities; Army installation of water system for homes
outside of Grand Island where water supply was
contaminated.
E Leader, organizer of 13-state coalition of farm-state
House members to fight credit crunch caused by high
interest rates.
Q Led the battle to obtain both emergency and long
range flood prevention legislation along the Piatta River.
El Consistently supported full funding of federal educa
tion programs, including student loans, vocational edu
cation, and improvements in math, science and foreign
languages.
Q Awarded five "watch dog" of the Treasury trophies
and "Guardian of Small Business" honors from the Na
tional Federation of Independent Business.
B Secured passage of bill to double amount of funding
available for the Farmers Home Administration
guaranteed operating loans.
B Supported legislation that improved medical health
care, education, housing, and job opportunities for
veterans.
Fought the big spenders in Washington by voting
against waste of taxpayer dollars with her 100 percent
voting record in 1334.
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