ELECTIONS

Addresses

Asian American Voters Coalition—Coalition in Motion—Call for More Action: Joy Cherian, 29117 [6OC]

Cambodia Day: Chhang Song, Save Cambodia, Inc., 17333 [22JY]

Democracy and the Role of Opposition Parties in South Korea: Sang H. Kim, 6590 [27MR]

Elections and Political Action Committees: Senator Durenberger, 20456-20459 [11AU]

Foreign Policy and Geopolitical Benefit of Encouraging Democracy: Richard M. Nixon, 11339 [20MY]

Lyndon H. LaRouche and the Democratic Party: Senator Moynihan, 6198 [26MR]

Lyndon LaRouche and the Democratic Party: Paul G. Kirk, Jr., 15301 [24JN]

Newark, NJ, Mayoral Inauguration: Sharpe James, 22481 [9SE]

Voting Rights: Martin Luther King, Jr., 175 [21JA]

Amendments

Polls: uniform closing time (H.R. 3525), 679, 680, 682, 683, 684, 685, 687, 688 [29JA]

Senate Election Law Guidebook: authorize printing of revised edition (S. Res. 356), 7486, 7504 [15AP]

Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act (H.R. 4393), 20977 [12AU]

Analyses

Campaign Finance Proposals To Limit Political Action Committees and To Grant Free Broadcast Time (S. 1806), 20796-20800 [12AU]

Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act (H.R. 5382), 20751 [11AU]

Articles and editorials

Albany Loses Good Man, 11356 [20MY]

Assembly Speaker Calls Its Quits, 11357 [20MY]

Assignment Spanning 8 Presidencies Comes to Close, 18790 [1AU]

Boren Bill—Business as Usual, 1633 [4FE]

Bowing Out With Candor, 4719 [13MR]

Buying of Elections Needs To Be Stopped, 1629 [4FE]

Campaign Financing—U.S. Senate Votes To Run With PAC, 1634 [4FE]

Cause Worth Dying For, 2312 [19FE]

Chiang Envisions Change for Taiwan, 32560 [16OC]

Congress Is ``PAC-ing'' It In, 1627 [4FE]

Congress Should Limit Special Interests' Clout, 1630 [4FE]

Congress Still for Sale, 1624 [4FE]

Control Runaway Election Financing, 1632 [4FE]

Controlling PACs, 1626 [4FE]

Courage of Philippine People Make Bloodless Revolt Possible, 3763 [5MR]

Crucial Vote, 1635 [4FE]

Curbing the Power of PACs, 1634 [4FE]

Cutting PACs, 20434 [11AU]

Democracy in South Korea (excerpt), 9021 [30AP]

Democrats Sue Republicans on Plan To Challenge Voters (excerpt), 30879 [14OC]

Dole's Leadership Role in Senate Helps Shape His Bid for Presidency, 21912 [15AU]

Don't Sell Democracy Short, 28394 [3OC]

Either Way, We Lose to PACs, 1632 [4FE]

Endorsing PACs Crackdown, 1637 [4FE]

Expectations Run High as Aquino Deals With the Rich and the Poor, 8011 [17AP]

Federal Financing of Senate Campaigns, 417 [23JA]

Fink Won't Seek Reelection, 11356 [20MY]

Firms, Lobbies Provide Much of Democrats' Funds, 20809 [12AU]

Fixing Up the Boren Bill, 20460 [11AU]

For Sale—This Sign Must Not Be Hung Out on Congress, 1636 [4FE]

Get It Right for Once, 20448 [11AU]

Harassment of Voters (1964 excerpt), 22802 [11SE]

Hope in Manila?, 2639 [24FE]

How Far Have We Come?, 2275 [19FE]

How New Yorkers Defeated LaRouche, 7884 [17AP]

How To Handle the Philippines—American Power Is Limited, 2639 [24FE]

Keep Campaigning for Reform, 1628 [4FE]

Kirkland Hails Labor's Role in Aquino Ouster of Marcos, 4180 [10MR]

LaRouche Is Not a Conservative, 7884 [17AP]

Liberals Triumph in Columbia Vote, 8229 [21AP]

Lid for Lobbies, 1625 [4FE]

Limitation on PACs Needed, 1636 [4FE]

Limiting PAC Power, 1631 [4FE]

Limiting PACs, 1626 [4FE]

Limiting PACs Contributions Will Limit Their Control, 1628 [4FE]

Links Between LaRouche and New York Corruption, 7883 [17AP]

Major Reform Badly Needed in U.S. Campaign Financing, 1626 [4FE]

Measure To Limit Contributions From PACs Vital, 1635 [4FE]

Mexican Chief's Election Fraudulent, Helms Says, 14715 [19JN]

Mexican President Faces No-Win Situation, 16522 [15JY]

Momentum Against PACs, 1624 [4FE]

Money Curve for Congress, 20434 [11AU]

Money Power—Big Vote Tuesday, 1623 [4FE]

Money-Run Politics, 1631 [4FE]

More on Soft Money, 20804 [12AU]

More Political Paralysis, 1625 [4FE]

Mrs. Aquino's Advantages a Plus for the Philippines, 3764 [5MR]

National Endowment for Democracy's activities (excerpt), 28391 [3OC]

New Threat of Fascism in U.S., 6198 [26MR]

One Small Step, 1623 [4FE]

PAC Limitations Vital, 1627 [4FE]

PAC Menace, 1628 [4FE]

PAC Money Floods Politics, but Law Can Channel Flow, 20785 [12AU]

PAC-Limit Proposal Deserves Support, 1624 [4FE]

PACs Filling Some Old Roles of Parties, Analyst Believes, 20447 [11AU]

PACs Grow Too Fat, at Expense of Voters, 1636 [4FE]

Picking at PAC, 1626 [4FE]

Policy Lessons for U.S. Remain Unclear, 8013 [17AP]

Political Aids—Sick of Stockman and LaRouche, 10432 [13MY]

Polls Lash LaRouche Candidates, 5927 [21MR]

Putting a Cap on PACs, 1636 [4FE]

Putting Some Limits on PAC's, 18435 [31JY]

Putting Some Limits on PACs, 20436 [11AU]

Reagan's Historic Opportunity, 28395 [3OC]

Representative Stratton Turns Against Marcos, Cites Widespread Fraud in Election, 2255 [19FE]

Senate Delays PAC Reform, 1634 [4FE]

Senate Dodges Vote on Limiting PACs, 1635 [4FE]

Senate Ducks Issue, 1632 [4FE]

Senate Inaction on PACs Allows Problem To Grow, 1633 [4FE]

Senate Shame, 1624 [4FE]

Senate Takes Easy Way Out, 1631 [4FE]

Senate Waddles Around Lid on Lobbies, 1627 [4FE]

Senators Are Facing Decision on Election Reform Measure, 1629 [4FE]

``Soft Money'' Hits Hard in 1986 Races, 20461 [11AU]

Solidarity in the Philippines, 5847 [20MR]

Some Ways and Means Members Saw a Surge in Contributions During Tax-Overhaul Battle, 8146 [21AP]

Spain's New Face, 15613 [25JN]

Speaker Whose Voice Will Echo in Albany, 11357 [20MY]

Stanley Fink—New Mountains To Climb, 11357 [20MY]

Star's Ben Cole Retiring After 37 Years in Washington, 18791 [1AU]

Survey Research and Election Night Projections, 688 [29JA]

Taiwan—The Winds of Change, 32561 [16OC]

Too Much Influence Exerted by PACs, 1632 [4FE]

Too Much PAC Money, 1625, 1633 [4FE]

Tougher PAC Limits Vital, 1629 [4FE]

Tracking PACs, 1634 [4FE]

U.S. Due Part of Credit in Philippines Transition, 3764 [5MR]

Undue Influence, 1633 [4FE]

Un-PAC Congress, 1628 [4FE]

Upsetting the Trough, 1623 [4FE]

Valid Integrity? (excerpt), 30875 [14OC]

Vote Fraud (excerpts), 30878 [14OC]

Wait Just One More Election, 1630 [4FE]

What They Got May Not Be What They Wanted, 5927 [21MR]

What To Do About Mexico—Support Fair Elections, 16523 [15JY]

Who Can Redeem Mother Filipinas?, 2033-2038 [6FE]

Words Are Cheap, 1630 [4FE]

Bills and resolutions

Armed Forces: absentee registration and voting for military personnel stationed overseas (see H.R. 4393)

Campaign funds: eliminate personal use by certain Members of Congress (see H.R. 5210)

China, People's Republic of: civil liberties (see H. Con. Res. 334)

China, Republic of: democratic system (see S. Con. Res. 121)

District of Columbia: political activities by municipal employees (see H.R. 4028)

FEC: authorizing appropriations (see H.R. 4758)

Federal Election Commission: authorize appropriations (see S. 2785)

Foreign Service: absentee registration and voting opportunity (see H.R. 4393)

Foundations: applicability of Federal Election Campaign Act to certain political committees (see H.R. 5089)

Fraud: State purge of voter registration lists of invalid names and addresses (see H. Res. 604)

Haiti: democratic process (see H. Res. 379)

House: adjust certain contribution limits (see H.R. 5382)

———contribution limits and financing method (see H.R. 4072)

———public financing (see H.R. 5382)

———public financing of elections (see H.R. 4386)

House of Representatives: time limits for completion of recounts in general and special elections (see H.R. 4953)

Korea, Republic of: constitutional amendment on direct election of the President (see S. Res. 392)

———express support for democracy (see H. Con. Res. 345)

Members of Congress: association with certain tax-exempt organizations (see S. 2415)

Mexico: one-party system (see S. Res. 437)

———preserve integrity of electoral process (see S. Con. Res. 158)

Office of Civil Rights Assessment: establish within legislative branch (see H.R. 5179)

Philippines: administration of free and fair elections (see H. Con. Res. 272)

———conditional assistance (see H.R. 4198)

———importance of international observer delegations and National Citizen Movement for a Free Election (see S. Res. 328)

———national elections (see S. Res. 345; H. Res. 380)

———resignation of Ferdinand E. Marcos (see S. Res. 349)

Political action committees: report on bank loans (see H.R. 5462)

Political campaigns: broadcasting of certain material relative to candidates (see H.R. 4464, 4514)

———constitutional amendment on limiting expenditures (see S.J. Res. 313)

———contribution limits (see H.R. 4464, 4514)

———public financing (see S. 2940)

Political conventions: interregional primary elections and caucuses for selection of delegates (see H.R. 4453)

Political parties: free radio and television time to national committees (see S. 2837)

Polls: uniform closing time (see S. 2080)

Senate: public financing of political campaigns (see S. 2016, 2131)

Senate Election Law Guidebook 1984: printing (see S. Res. 356)

Tax-exempt organizations: Members of Congress association with certain (see S. 2415)

———unregulated campaign expenditures (see S. 2415)

U.S. citizens living overseas: absentee registration and voting opportunity (see H.R. 4393)

Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act: enact (see S. 2539)

Briefs

Memorandum on the constitutionality of a limitation on the total aggregate contributions a candidate may receive from political action committees: Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering (law firm), 20439-20441 [11AU]

Documents

Dallas, TX, Election Sign-Posting Campaign, 4281 [11MR], 5142 [18MR]

Explanations

Boren-Goldwater political action committees amendment to S. 655 (change certain contribution limits for congressional elections), 20773 [12AU]

Limitations on the use of the frank by candidates for public office, 36 [21JA]

History

Arizona Indian Voting Rights, 10731 [14MY]

Letters

Coverage: CBS, 687 [29JA]

———NBC, 686, 687 [29JA]

Elections and political action committees: Honeywell Corp., 20445 [11AU]

Harassment of black voters by William H. Rehnquist: Vincent Maggiore, 23801 [17SE]

Hawaii special election results for the House of Representatives: Benjamin Guthrie, 25381 [23SE]

Japanese parliamentary elections: Committee on Finance, 16834 [17JY]

News media election projections, 686 [29JA]

Philippine elections: sundry, 2437 [19FE]

Placement of signs at polling places in Texas: Jim Mattox, 5135 [18MR]

Prohibitions on uses of Senate facilities and allowances prior to elections: Senators Mathias and Ford, 1616 [4FE]

Texas election procedures: Dept. of Justice, 4285 [11MR], 5135 [18MR]

———Theodore P. Steinke, Jr., 5136 [18MR]

Uniform poll closing (sundry), 665-672 [29JA]

Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act (H.R. 4393), 9008 [29AP]

Vote fraud: Frank J. Fahrenkopf, Jr., 30877 [14OC]

———U.S. attorney (excerpt), 30878 [14OC]

Lists

Boschwitz amendments to the Central interstate low-level radioactive waste compact (S. 655), 20816 [12AU]

Memorandums

Voter Rights: William H. Rehnquist (excerpt), 23321 [15SE]

Memorials of legislature

New Mexico, 3956 [6MR]

Utah, 12479 [4JN], 13834 [16JN]

Opinions

Harrison v. Laveen: Arizona Supreme Court (excerpt), 10730 [14MY]

Petitions

Opposition to passage of the uniform poll closing legislation: several State officials, 672 [29JA]

Right to vote for President and Vice President: Disabled American Veterans, 789 [29JA]

Poems

``Democratic Leadership Lament on the Fall of the House,'' Representative Lott, 32265 [16OC]

Press releases

New political action committees count: FEC, 20793 [12AU]

Questionnaires

Uniform poll closing, 667 [29JA]

Recorded

Appropriations (H.J. Res. 738): D'Amato motion to postpone consideration of Goldwater amendment (T-46 trainer aircraft), 33182 [17OC]

Immigration Control and Legalization Amendments Act (H.R. 3810): question on resolution for consideration (H. Res. 559), 26406 [26SE]

———resolution for consideration (H. Res. 559), 26406 [26SE]

NASA appropriations (H.R. 5495): bill authorizing, 26320 [25SE]

Remarks in House

Armed Forces: absentee registration and voting for military personnel stationed overseas (H.R. 4393), 4583 [12MR], 9007 [29AP], 20976 [12AU]

Asian American Voters Coalition: National Asian American Leadership Conference, 27444 [30SE]

Bilingual ballots: eliminate requirement (H.R. 949), discharge petition, 2468 [20FE]

Cambodia Day: observance, 17332 [22JY]

Campaign Finance Reform Act: enact (H.R. 4072), 701 [29JA]

Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act: enact (H.R. 5382), 20749, 20750 [11AU]

Foreign Service: absentee registration and voting opportunity (H.R. 4393), 4583 [12MR], 9007 [29AP], 20976 [12AU]

Haiti: democratic elections, 2109 [18FE]

———democratic elections (H. Res. 379), 3257 [27FE], 3761 [5MR]

Harrison, Frank: tribute, 10730 [14MY]

House: contribution limits to election campaigns and financing method (H.R. 4072), 701 [29JA]

House of Representatives: guidelines for ballot recounts, 11364 [20MY]

Indiana: recording deceased persons as voters, 30715 [14OC]

Korea, Republic of: efforts to achieve democratic elections, 2256 [19FE]

Labor unions: political use of dues, 19399 [6AU]

———use of compulsory union dues for political purposes, 26585 [26SE]

LaRouche, Lyndon H.: activities, 28712 [6OC]

———election candidacies, 15301 [24JN]

———supporters nominated in Illinois, 7880-7887 [17AP]

Members of Congress: franking statutes, rules, and regulations governing mass mailings, 36 [21JA]

———procedures, 9103, 9104, 9105 [30AP]

Mexico: U.S. policy, 16522, 16523 [15JY]

Monterey, VA: write in popular choice elections, 9711 [7MY]

National Endowment for Democracy: funding, 16945-16950 [17JY]

People for the American Way: religion in campaign strategy, 21453 [13AU]

Philippines: foreign observers barred, 220 [22JA]

———national elections, 1354 [3FE], 1765 [5FE], 2033 [6FE], 2240 [18FE], 2255, 2258, 2260, 2283 [19FE], 2440 [19FE]

———transfer of political power, 2579 [24FE], 2639 [24FE], 2670, 2671, 2672, 2673 [25FE], 2785, 2789, 2790, 2791 [25FE], 2890 [26FE], 3008, 3009, 3010 [26FE], 3226, 3233 [27FE], 3763 [5MR], 4180 [10MR], 5338 [18MR], 5847 [20MR]

Political parties: legislative objectives, 27111-27114 [29SE]

Polls: uniform closing time (H.R. 3525), 662 [29JA], 679 [30JA]-693 [29JA]

———uniform closing time (H.R. 3525), technical corrections, 693 [29JA]

Presidents of the U.S.: term of office, 19642 [7AU], 20945 [12AU]

Reagan, President: use of strategic defense initiative as campaign issue, 32713 [17OC]

Republican Party: Washington (DC) Post story relative to activities, 28038 [2OC]

Spain: elections, 15613 [25JN]

Thailand: commend treatment of refugees (H. Res. 594), 32252 [16OC], 32253 [17OC]

U.S. citizens living overseas: absentee registration and voting opportunity (H.R. 4393), 4583 [12MR], 9007 [29AP], 20976 [12AU]

Votes, 29959 [9OC]

———fraud, 30161 [10OC], 30719, 30875, 30880 [14OC]

———recording deceased persons, 30715 [14OC]

Watt, James G.: statement on journalism ethics, 10653 [14MY]

Yang, Linn, and family: tribute, 2785 [25FE]

Remarks in Senate

Alabama: Reeves Napkin Poll to predict gubernatorial winner, 14173 [17JN]

Armed Forces: absentee registration and voting for military personnel stationed overseas (H.R. 4393), 21894 [15AU]

Bipartisan Commission on Congressional Campaign Financing: establish (S. 528), 20816 [12AU], 21409 [13AU]

———establish (S. 528), unanimous-consent agreement, 21894 [15AU]

Campaign debates: equal access requirements (S. 1806), 1622 [4FE], 8146 [21AP], 21871 [15AU]

Campaign Limitation and Public Financing Act: enact (S. 2940), 33493 [17OC]

Campaigns: finance reform, 26431 [26SE]

———financing, 5037 [14MR]

China, Republic of: democratic system (S. Con. Res. 121), 6135 [25MR]

———ending martial law, 32560 [16OC]

———initiation of Progressive Democratic Party, 27139 [30SE]

Cole, Ben: tribute, 18790, 18791 [1AU]

Congress: campaign finance reform, 15315 [25JN], 15910 [26JN]

Constitutional amendment: limit expenditures (S.J. Res. 313), 20792 [12AU]

Downey, Ed: tribute, 7793 [16AP]

Elections: finance reform, 29593 [8OC]

Federal Election Campaign Act: change in mailing and filing date, 538 [27JA]

———deadline on reporting requirement, 17169 [22JY]

———file October quarterly and 12-day pregeneral election reports, 27757 [2OC]

———July Quarterly Report, 15774 [26JN]

Fink, Stanley: tribute, 11356 [20MY]

Foreign Service: absentee registration and voting opportunity (H.R. 4393), 21894 [15AU]

Illinois: nomination of candidates associated with Lyndon LaRouche, 5925 [21MR]

———nomination of Lyndon H. LaRouche followers to public office, 6198 [26MR]

Jackson, Jesse: New Jersey campaign activities, 12665 [5JN]

Japan: parliamentary results, 16834 [17JY]

Korea, Republic of: national elections, 6589 [27MR]

———support for direct election of President (S. Res. 392), 9016, 9020 [30AP], 11339 [20MY]

LaRouche, Lyndon H.: electoral successes, 10432 [13MY]

Mexico: one-party system (S. Res. 437), 15995 [26JN]

———preserve integrity of electoral process (S. Con. Res. 158), 19579 [6AU], 19756 [7AU]

Money: change certain contribution limits for congressional elections, 20430-20459 [11AU], 20773 [12AU]

———increase limits of contributors to opponents of candidates personally financing their campaigns, 20813 [12AU]

———retain the $1,000 individual limit, 20814 [12AU]

National Endowment for Democracy: eliminate funding, 28389-28396 [3OC]

Philippines: impact of elections on U.S. interests, 427 [23JA], 611 [28JA]

———international election observers (S. Res. 328), 1425 [3FE]

———national elections, 1508 [4FE]

———national elections (S. Res. 345), 2185-2188 [18FE], 2309-2325 [19FE]

———resignation of Ferdinand E. Marcos (S. Res. 349), 2551 [20FE]

———support for free and open elections, 960 [29JA]

———transfer of political power, 2598, 2599 [24FE], 2683, 2688, 2691 [25FE], 3216 [27FE], 8011 [17AP]

———transfer of political power (S. Res. 351), 2820-2824 [26FE], 3115 [27FE]

Political Action Committees: campaign finance reform for congressional elections, 9096 [30AP]

Political action committees: establish a percentage cap on receipts, 20813 [12AU]

———influence on Government policies, 18435 [31JY], 18675 [1AU], 19138 [5AU]

———limit contributions (S. 1806), 1622 [4FE], 8146 [21AP], 21871 [15AU]

———limit influence, 20899 [12AU]

———prohibit contributions to national parties and require disclosure of soft money, 20460-20463 [11AU], 20802-20812 [12AU]

Political campaigns: constitutional amendment on limiting expenditures (S.J. Res. 313), 6557 [27MR], 20792 [12AU]

———constitutional amendment on limiting expenditures (S.J. Res. 313), star print, 7950 [17AP]

———finance reform, 26431 [26SE], 29593 [8OC]

———increase limits of contributors to opponents of candidates personally financing their campaigns, 20813 [12AU]

———retain the $1,000 individual limit, 20814 [12AU]

Political parties: exempt from limits placed on direct contributions by political action committees, 20812 [12AU]

———free radio and television time to national committees (S. 2837), 23915 [18SE]

———increase expenditures allowed to be made on behalf of a candidate, 20812 [12AU]

Railway Express v. New York: Supreme Court, 23053 [12SE]

Ridings, Dorothy S.: honor for service to National League of Women Voters (S. Res. 430), 14137 [17JN]

Senate: campaign financing, 417 [23JA]

———campaign trends, 30222 [10OC]

———congratulate primary winners, 12366, 12369 [4JN]

———limitations on use of facilities and allowances, 1616 [4FE]

———provide for public financing and cost limitation (S. 2131), 3349 [28FE]

Senate Election Law Guidebook: authorize printing of revised edition (S. Res. 356), 7486 [15AP]

Senate General Election Reform Act: enact (S. 2016), 402 [23JA], 20772 [12AU]

Taxation: make certain changes concerning irrevocable estate elections, 15016 [24JN]

Time: establish single poll closing time in Presidential elections (S. 2080), 2385 [19FE]

U.S. citizens living overseas: absentee registration and voting opportunity (H.R. 4393), 21894 [15AU]

Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act: enact (S. 2539), 13135 [10JN], 16642 [16JY]

Vallely, Tom: tribute, 4718 [13MR]

Reports

Colombia at Crossroads as Country Poised To Elect New President: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 12006 [22MY]

Elections and Political Action Committees: Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (excerpt), 20455 [11AU]

Financing Presidential Campaigns: Committee on Rules and Administration, 20463 [11AU]

Religion in Campaign Strategy: People for the American Way (excerpts), 21453 [13AU]

Voting Rights Act: Committee on the Judiciary (excerpt), 5135 [18MR]

Watergate Investigation: Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities (excerpt), 12044 [2JN]

Reports filed

Absentee Registration and Voting for Uniformed Services and Persons Who Reside Overseas: Committee on House Administration (H.R. 4393) (H. Rept. 99-765), 19744 [7AU]

Authorize Printing of Senate Election Law Guidebook: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Res. 356) (S. Rept. 99-241), 3170 [27FE]

Bipartisan Commission on Congressional Campaign Financing: Committee on Governmental Affairs (S. Res. 528), 21378 [13AU]

FEC: Committee on House Administration (H.R. 4758) (H. Rept. 99-637), 13525 [12JN]

Investigation of Financial Transactions of Representative Weaver: Committee on Standards of Official Conduct (H. Rept. 99-933), 27425 [30SE]

Reports to constituents

Hamilton, Lee H.: 1986 Election, 338 [22JA]

Rulings of the Chair

Polls: uniform closing time (H.R. 3525), 682 [29JA]

Statements

Asian American Voters Coalition: Jane H. Hu, 27444 [30SE]

Bookkeeping for Kennedy Election Campaign: Paula F. Hadley, 381 [23JA]

Campaign Financing: Senator Eagleton (1985), 28847 [6OC]

Case for Political Action Committees—Public Affairs Council Monograph: Herbert E. Alexander, 20462 [11AU]

Changing Styles of American Party: Gary Orren, 20462 [11AU]

Elections and Political Action Committees: Eugene Eidenberg, 20455 [11AU]

———Frank Fahrenkopf, 20455 [11AU]

———Representative Leach, 20443 [11AU]

———Representative Obey, 20442 [11AU]

———Senator Boren, 20432 [11AU]

———Senator Cranston, 20791 [12AU]

———Senator Dole, 20443 [11AU]

———Senator Goldwater, 20443 [11AU]

———Senator Hart, 20443 [11AU]

———Senator Hollings, 20442 [11AU]

———Senator Stennis, 20443 [11AU]

Federal Election Campaign Act—After a Decade of Political Reform: Herbert E. Alexander and Brian A. Haggerty, 20462 [11AU]

Haitian Schedule for the Election of a New Government and the Ratification of a New Constitution, 17012 [17JY]

Harassment of Black Voters by William H. Rehnquist: Sydney Smith, 22803 [11SE]

Making Democracy Work: Senator Moynihan, 28393 [3OC]

Media Credibility: James G. Watt, 10653 [14MY]

Mexican Elections: Catholic Church, 19579 [6AU]

National Poll Results: Joint Center for Political Studies, 33581 [17OC]

Philippine Elections: Bill Quasha, 2284 [19FE]

Political Money and Party Strength: F. Christopher Arterton, 20462 [11AU]

Religious Theme in Political Elections—Case-by-Case Examples by State: People for the American Way, 33574 [17OC]

Rendezvous With Democracy—Miracle in Manila: Representative Solarz, 5338-5340 [18MR]

State Parties in an Era of Political Change: Robert J. Huckshorn and John F. Bibby, 20462 [11AU]

Violations of Civil Liberties in South Korea: Kim Soo Hwan, 9021 [30AP]

Vote Fraud: Frank J. Fahrenkopf, Jr., 30880 [14OC]

Studies

Vote Fraud: Michigan Committee for Honest Elections (sundry excerpts), 30876 [14OC]

Surveys

Attitudes Toward Campaign Financing—1986: American Medical Political Action Committee, 5037 [14MR]

Tables

Colorado election results, 670 [29JA]

Political parties contributions, 20808 [12AU]

Southeast Asian refugee and immigrant arrivals, 1975-84, 17333 [22JY]

States' use of electronic voting, 2084 [7FE]

Testimonies

Application and Administration of the Federal Election Campaign Act: Anthony S. Harrington, 20462 [11AU]

Placement of Signs at Polling Places in Texas: Andrew Hernandez, 5135 [18MR]

———Representative Leland, 5135 [18MR]

———Sidney A. Fitzwater, 5136, 5142 [18MR]

Uniform Poll Closing: James H. Douglas, 666 [29JA]

Texts of

H. Res. 594, commending Thai Government for humanitarian contribution to refugee community, 32253 [16OC]

H.R. 4393, Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, 20977 [12AU]

S. 1806, limit contributions of political action committees and grant free broadcast time, 20801 [12AU]

S. 2016, Senate General Election Reform Act, 402-405 [23JA]

S. 2080, establish single poll closing time in Presidential elections, 2386 [19FE]

S. 2539, Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, 13136-13137 [10JN]

S. 2940, Campaign Limitation and Public Financing Act, 33493 [17OC]

S. Con. Res. 121, Republic of China's opposition political parties and freedom of speech, 6134 [25MR]

S. Con. Res. 158, preserve integrity of Mexican electoral process, 19579 [6AU]

S. Res. 328, international observers at Philippine election, 1410, 1425, 1426 [3FE]

S. Res. 345, Philippine national elections, 2187, 2201 [18FE], 2312, 2325 [19FE]

S. Res. 349, resignation of Ferdinand E. Marcos, 2551 [20FE]

S. Res. 351, transfer of Philippine political power, 2820, 2875 [26FE]

S. Res. 356, authorize printing of revised edition of Senate Election Law Guidebook, 7486 [15AP]

S. Res. 392, support for direct election of President in the Republic of Korea, 9017 [30AP]

S. Res. 392, support for direct election of President of the Republic of Korea, 9077 [30AP]

S. Res. 430, honor Dorothy S. Ridings for service to the National League of Women Voters, 14137, 14182 [17JN]

S. Res. 437, Mexico's one-party system, 15995 [26JN]

S.J. Res. 313, constitutional amendment on limiting expenditures in political campaigns, 6558 [27MR]

S.J. Res. 313, constitutional amendment on limiting expenditures of political campaigns, 7951 [17AP]