ELECTIONS

Addresses

Change, Politics and the Future—A Challenge to Republicans: Representative Michel, 5965 [30MR]

Democratic National Convention: Representative Sawyer, 21664 [10AU]

Franklin D. Roosevelt and the 1932 Election—The Launching of the New Deal: Jennings Randolph, 3411-3413 [4MR]

Jews and 1988 Presidential Campaign: Hyman Bookbinder, 25613-25616 [26SE]

Mid-America Committee: Vice President Bush, 20695 [5AU]

Women in Today's Society: Vice President Bush, 19655 [29JY]

Affidavits

Registered Missouri Federal election campaigns: Daniel J. McVey, 2155 [23FE]

U.S. v. A. Reginald Eaves: U.S. District Court, Northern District of Georgia, 187 [27JA]

Amendments

Contributions and expenditures: constitutional amendment (S.J. Res. 282), 7133, 7135, 7136, 7162 [18AP]

Federal Election Campaign Act: amend (S. 2), 1481, 1543, 1550 [17FE], 2374 [23FE]

Analyses

Anti-Public Corruption Act (S. 2531), 15045 [17JN]

Articles and editorials

. . . And a Republican Complaint, 15997 [27JN]

Are the Candidates Worth Your $100 Million in Taxes?, 2127, 2156-2158 [23FE]

Balanced Budget Isn't the Top Fiscal Issue, 20350 [3AU]

Best Senate Money Can Buy, 2573 [26FE]

Beyond the Salvadoran Vote, 5957 [30MR]

Bishops and Single-Issue Politics, 23041 [8SE]

Black and White—How Jesse Jackson Made History While Losing Wisconsin, 6824 [14AP]

Bundling, 1985 [23FE]

Bush Versus Dukakis, 32365 [20OC]

California Voters Split on Measures for Election Funds, 15211 [20JN]

Campaign Finances, 1905 [22FE]

Campaign Reform, 2265 [23FE]

Campaign Reform Fraud, 2161 [23FE]

Campaign Spending Is Good for Democracy, 15997 [27JN]

Campaign Spinach, 7110-7112 [18AP]

Campaigns Don't Belong to Candidates, Senator Graham, 1839 [19FE]

Cap PAC Donations, 2282 [23FE]

Child Care Revisited, 22758 [7SE]

Clay Grand Jury Indicts 6 in Vote-Fraud, 24147 [16SE]

Closing the Mandel Loophole, 15044 [17JN]

Congressional Capers, CBO—The Propaganda Arm of House Leadership, 19549 [28JY]

Conservative Traditions Overturned by Hard Right, 33474 [21OC]

Continuation of Commonwealth Status for Puerto Rico, 5426 [28MR]

Convictions Overturned in Mandel Raceway Case, 15043 [17JN]

Counseling a Presidential Campaign, 1765-1767 [18FE], 2147 [23FE], 15998-16000 [27JN]

Countdown to the Presidency '88—African American Agenda, 1621 [17FE]

Death in the Family—The Loss of Willie Is a Loss to the Nation, 15736 [22JN]

Democracy or Plutocracy—The Case for a Constitutional Amendment To Overturn Buckley v. Valeo, 7130-7133 [18AP]

Democratic Example, 31325 [18OC]

Democrats Outstrip Republicans in PAC Funds as Incumbents Hoard $94 Million in War Chests, 2123 [23FE]

Destroying Democracy, 1905 [22FE]

Dixon Primary Bill Offers Better Plan, 14216 [13JN]

Dole, Gephardt Runaway Favorites in State, 3088 [3MR]

Dole Credits Hard Work, 3088 [3MR]

Donkey Without Teeth Again in 1988?, 8849 [26AP]

Dukakis' $187 Billion Platform, 21421 [9AU]

Dukakis' ACLU Albatross, 26835 [29SE]

Dukakis Fund-Raiser Aims for Advantage in Fall Campaign, 15997 [27JN]

Dukakis Rally, 32181 [20OC]

Duke May Leave ``Fiscal Mess'' to His Successor, 23045 [8SE]

Economic Record Says That Voters, Especially Women, Should Be Supporting Bush, 22342 [11AU]

'88 May Be the Year for Middle East—Elections Shouldn't Get in the Way of New Peace Openings, 2423 [23FE]

Election Campaign Reform, 2164, 2167 [23FE]

Firm Admits Using False Ad Claims, 2688 [29FE]

Firms, Lobbies and the Rich Provide Much of Democrats' Funds, 2020 [23FE]

For 1986 Races in 5 States, $3.3 Million ``Soft Money''—Corporate Gifts Augmented by $500,000 in National Funds—Critics See Major Loophole, 15212 [20JN]

Full-Full-Disclosure, 2177, 2178 [23FE]

Fund-Raisers Gear Up for Fall Race—Campaign May Cost Double the Amount of Public Money, 16000 [27JN]

Getting a Bigger Voice in the Primaries, 18481 [14JY]

GOP Chairman in Knox Accused of Election Fraud, 15041 [17JN]

GOP Income Falls Sharply as Reagan Era Ends—Big Givers, PAC's Spur Rise in Democratic Gifts, 2022 [23FE]

GOP Scrutinized More on Network Newscasts, 8699 [26AP]

Grassroots Democracy, 2056 [23FE]

Guard Deployment Order Upheld, 11757 [19MY]

Half the Nation's Children Born Without a Fair Chance—An Issue for the No-Issue Campaign, 31758 [19OC]

Hedging Their Bets, 2116 [23FE], 2117 [23FE]

Helen Farabee—A Do-Gooder Who Knew Backstage Politics, 23874 [14SE]

High Court Opinion Could Jeopardize Other Fraud Cases, 15043 [17JN]

Homogenizing Congress, 2066 [23FE]

How the Media Slight Pinochet, 21193 [9AU]

If Jackson Loses—So What?, 6242 [31MR]

Incumbents Benefit if Spending Caps Are Equal, 2264 [23FE]

Issue for `88—America's Competitiveness, 1165 [4FE]

Issues Distant Second to Horse Race Stories, 8700 [26AP]

It's a Good Life for Mary Clement—Election Rough, but Husband's Win Worth It, 2789 [1MR]

Jackson Campaign Fined, 1497 [17FE]

Limits on PAC's, 1905 [22FE]

Little Oregon County Long a Barometer of the National Mood, 11216 [17MY]

Marathon Men—In the Race for the Ultimate Prize, It's on Your Mark, Get Set, Raise Money, 1497 [17FE]

Massachusetts Escapees Case Histories, 23296 [9SE]

McConnell's Bill Is Worth a Try, 15042 [17JN], 24149 [16SE]

Meet the Winners in El Salvador, 5256 [25MR]

Minor Candidate Gets U.S. Funds—Decision on LaRouche Is Delayed, 1496 [17FE]

Money and the Moralizers, 2266 [23FE]

Mr. Keating's Soft Money, 15212 [20JN]

Mugging of Clark Durant, 19551 [28JY]

Navy Restriction on Workers' Speech at Presidential Caucuses Challenged, 3555 [8MR]

New Kind of Racial Put-Down, 6242 [31MR]

1988 Election—U.S. Foreign Policy at a Watershed, 3760-3764 [14MR]

No More Iowas, 1724 [18FE]

On the Ballot, 29882 [12OC]

One Mainstream Dukakis—And Two George Bushes, 23124 [9SE]

Overprotecting Underdogs, 14215 [13JN]

PAC Money—Source of Evil or Scapegoat?, 2264 [23FE]

PAC's Contributions to Federal Election Campaigns, 1985 [23FE]

PAC's Found Resentful of Greedy Lawmakers, 1986 [23FE]

PAC's Reconsidered, 2265 [23FE]

PAC's Remain a Pox, 14138 [10JN]

Patriotism and the Low Road, 25834 [27SE]

Perpetuating a Disgrace, 1904 [22FE]

Political Shelter, 21020 [8AU]

Post Memo Assails Its Quayle Overkill, 24805 [22SE]

Presidential Candidates Find No Cure for ``Absentee Legislator Syndrome'', 1496 [17FE]

Presidential Election System, 2164 [23FE]

Presidential Field To Take Pride In, 1472 [17FE]

Pressure Is a Reality—Know How To Handle It, 2264 [23FE]

Public Financing in Political Campaigns, 2023 [23FE]

Public Financing of Presidential Campaigns, 1494 [17FE]

Reagan Asserts Democrats Would Hinder U.S. Defense, 23708 [14SE]

Reform Fiasco, 2072 [23FE]

Reform the Primary System, 14216 [13JN]

Reformbusters in the Senate, 2272 [23FE], 2571 [26FE]

Regional Primaries Make Great Sense, 14215 [13JN]

Regional Primary/Caucus Plan, 14215 [13JN]

Regional—With a Twist, 14215 [13JN]

Rein in the PAC's—Reform Bill Offers Way to Curb Fundraising Abuses, 2117 [23FE]

Remember, Duke Aide Did a Hanoi Jane, 30177 [12OC]

Representative Natcher Runs Austere Campaign, 32383 [20OC], 33516 [21OC]

Right-Wing Lobby Group Is Probed, 2688 [29FE]

Senator Quayle and the 38th Infantry Division, 24806 [22SE]

Senatorial Election Campaign Act, 1488, 1489 [17FE]

Send Most PAC's Packing, 24791 [22SE]

Should Federal Subsidies Be Provided for Congressional Election Campaigns?, 2178 [23FE]

Silent Boom, 20597-20600 [4AU]

Six Indicted in Clay Co. on 53 Counts of Vote Fraud, 24147 [16SE]

Suit Says Vote-Buying in Clay Decided Race, 15041 [17JN]

Switch-Giving, 1906 [22FE]

Take Your Money and Go?, 5256 [25MR]

Tax Money in Political Campaigns, 2156 [23FE]

Thanks Pressler, 3920 [15MR]

They ``PAC'' a Wallop, 2277 [23FE]

This McGovern Democrat Business, 17110 [7JY]

Threat to Liberty—Bush Attacks the Constitution, 26778 [29SE]

$28.7 Million Sent to 1988 Campaigns, 1495 [17FE]

U.S. House of Lords, 16527 [29JN]

Update IV Avionics to Counter Quiet Submarines, 3404 [4MR]

Volunteers Because They Believe, 4585 [21MR]

Vote Fraud Roundup, 24148 [16SE]

Voter Up! Kids Get Poll Smart—First Whole-Family Approach Dedicated To Conquering Voter Apathy, 33532 [21OC]

Voters and Police Plentiful as Chile Votes, 30427 [13OC]

Way U.S.A. Picks Presidents Is Insane, 1724 [18FE]

Who Won't Vote, 1461 [16FE]

Why Incumbents Hold Their Places, 14139 [10JN]

Why the Campaign ``Reform'' Effort Is a Fraud, 2266 [23FE]

Wrightwash III at the Direction, 19550 [28JY]

``Yes'' to Democracy, 30855 [14OC]

Bills and resolutions

Arizona: State and FEC evaluation of the Kids Voting Program (see S. Con. Res. 134)

Campaign Broadcast Discount Act: enact (see S. 2627)

Campaign Contributions Reform Act: enact (see H.R. 4745)

Campaigns: availability of broadcasting stations (see S. 2923)

———purchase of broadcasting time by candidates (see S. 2657)

Capitol Building and Grounds: use of rotunda during Presidential and Vice Presidential inauguration ceremonies (see S. Con. Res. 141)

Citizenship: national standards for voter registration (see S. 2061)

Contributions and expenditures: constitutional amendment (see S.J. Res. 282)

Electoral college: constitutional amendment on elimination (see S.J. Res. 362)

Electoral vote: changing the date for counting (see H.J. Res. 677)

FEC: authorizing appropriations (see S. 2302)

———funding from the Presidential election campaign fund (see H.R. 5191)

Federal Campaign Reform Act: enact (see S. 2323)

Federal Election Campaign Act: amend to require all contributions for Federal elections to be subject to the act (see H.R. 4952)

———identification of candidates for Federal office in television advertisements (see H.R. 4771)

House of Representatives: financing of campaigns (see H.R. 4579)

House of Representatives Election Law Guide, 1988: authorizing printing (see H. Con. Res. 296)

Lincoln-Douglas debate: anniversary (see H. Con. Res. 349)

Members of Congress: prohibit use of amounts from excess campaign funds for personal purposes (see H.R. 5240)

———repeal certain laws relative to use of excess campaign funds (see H.R. 5187)

———restrictions on contributions to campaigns (see H.R. 4918, H.J. Res. 606)

Multicandidate political committees: publication of certain information (see H.R. 5121)

Postal Service: making nonmailable that which resembles a bill or invoice, but is soliciting donations (see H.R. 4392)

President and Vice President: constitutional amendment on direct popular election (see H.J. Res. 673)

Presidential candidates: establish a series of 10 regional primaries (see S. 2319)

Presidential Election Reform Act: enact (see S. 2590)

Presidential Inaugural Committee: limiting the disbursement of public funds to (see S. 2171)

Regional presidential primary: establish (see S. 2319; H.R. 4004)

Youth: permit persons who will be 18 years old on the date of a Federal election to vote in the related primary (see H.R. 4077)

Books

``Money and Politics,'' Michael Malbin, 2028 [23FE]

``PAC Power,'' Larry J. Sabato, 2026 [23FE]

Cloture motions

Contributions and expenditures: constitutional amendment (S.J. Res. 282), 7643 [20AP], 8345 [21AP], 8458 [22AP]

Federal Election Campaign Act: amend (S. 2), 2041 [23FE], 2583 [26FE]

Colloquies

Federal Election Campaign Act amendment: Representatives Frank and William M. Thomas, 21020 [8AU]

———Representative William M. Thomas and Thomas J. Josefiak, 21021 [8AU]

Court decisions

Buckley v. Valeo, 2578 [26FE], 7123-7130 [18AP], 8337 [21AP], 8457 [22AP]

Federal election campaign spending limitations: Supreme Court, 1901, 1908 [22FE]

Right to vote: Supreme Court, 15467 [21JN]

Documents

Election Campaign Reform, 2178 [23FE]

Furloughs—June 29, 1988 (Revised), 23296 [9SE]

Massachusetts Escapees Case Histories, 23296 [9SE]

Essays

Law Day: Maria Roberson, 15295 [20JN]

Guidelines

Campaign financing in Federal elections: Joseph E. Cantor, 1985 [23FE]

Interviews

Election campaign reform: with Senator Weicker, U.S. News & World Report, 2177 [23FE]

Letters

Blacks' role in Republican Party: Representative Kemp, 19573 [28JY]

Campaign contributions and expenditures: Common Cause, 8338 [21AP]

Campaign finance reform: Archibald Cox, 1509 [17FE]

———Senator Specter, 1509 [17FE]

Campaign finance restrictions: Fred Wertheimer, 7109 [18AP]

Dukakis' bid for Presidency: Senator Dole, 25261 [23SE]

Federal Election Campaign Act: Barry Goldwater, 2117 [23FE]

———Geraldine Morrow, 2069 [23FE]

———Senator Pressler, 2117 [23FE]

Senatorial campaign reform: Senators Dole and Byrd, 1819 [19FE]

Your record is not reassuring: James R. Schlesinger, 19994 [2AU]

Lists

Editorials on campaign reform, 1488, 1489 [17FE]

Incumbent Senators' political action committees contributions, 2123 [23FE]

South Dakota delegates and alternates for Senator Dole's Presidential campaign, 3086 [3MR]

Memorials of legislature

Arkansas, 14023 [9JN]

Hawaii, 10546 [11MY], 11016 [13MY]

Opinions

Public funding program for Federal elections: Dept. of Justice (sundry excerpts), 2153 [23FE]

Papers

Academicians on Expenditure Limitations, 2024-2025 [23FE]

American Presidential Elections Since Public Funding, 1976-84: Herbert E. Alexander, 8344 [21AP]

Poems

``Broken Sword'', 8459 [22AP]

Polls of opinion

Presidential elections and agricultural economy: Farm Journal, 28062 [4OC]

Questions and answers

Campaign finance reform: Common Cause, 1507 [17FE]

Remarks in House

Abortion: stands of Presidential candidates, 28496 [5OC]

Arizona: State and FEC evaluation of the Kids Voting Program (S. Con. Res. 134), 21381 [9AU]

Bentsen, Senator: debate with Senator Quayle, 28496, 28498, 28499 [5OC], 28984 [6OC]

———qualifications for Vice President, 17737 [12JY], 28993, 28994 [6OC]

Bush, Vice President: alleged anti-Semitic activities by campaign staff, 23786 [14SE]

———assessment of policies, 19467 [28JY], 19470 [28JY], 20200, 20005 [2AU], 20202, 20203, 20205 [3AU], 20507 [4AU], 20901 [8AU], 23404 [9SE], 24133 [15SE], 25070 [23SE], 25071 [23SE], 25365 [26SE], 25833 [27SE], 26778 [29SE], 31792 [19OC]

———record on crime and drugs, 29981 [12OC]

———references to Boston, MA, 25364 [26SE]

———U.S. policy towards Panama, 25824 [27SE]

Campaigns: leadership, 13796 [8JN]

———political trends, 13799 [8JN]

———reform (H.R. 2717), 687 [2FE]

———reform (H.R. 2895), 10563 [11MY]

———standards on ethics, secrecy, elections, and free speech, 6332-6340 [11AP]

Capitol Building and Grounds: use of rotunda during Presidential and Vice Presidential inauguration ceremonies (S. Con. Res. 141), 25135 [23SE]

Courts: impact of elections, 32365 [20OC]

Democratic Party: issues, 18821 [26JY], 19547-19553 [28JY]

———platform, 19122, 19123, 19124 [27JY]

———proportion of blacks at national convention, 12233 [25MY]

———Republican response to platform proposals, 19211-19222 [27JY]

Dukakis, Michael S.: ACLU membership, 23786 [14SE]

———anti-drug efforts, 24348 [16SE]

———appointment of David Ifshin to transition team, 30177 [12OC]

———campaign issues, 11756 [19MY], 19124 [27JY], 19467 [28JY], 20201 [3AU], 23020 [8SE], 23295 [9SE], 25074 [23SE], 25159-25165 [23SE], 25363 [26SE], 26685 [29SE], 30610 [13OC], 31796 [19OC], 31963-31966 [19OC], 32273 [20OC], 32729 [21OC]

———Massachusetts' furlough programs, 19801 [2AU], 23296 [9SE]

———Presidential qualifications, 28990 [6OC], 29200 [7OC]

———rehiring of John Sasso, 22929 [8SE]

———service in Korean conflict, 29656 [7OC]

———videotape ``Justice on Furlough'' study of impact on Massachusetts and Maryland of furlough program for criminals, 24099 [15SE]

Economic conditions: poverty issu, 23296 [9SE]

Electoral vote: changing the date for counting (H.J. Res. 677), 32180 [20OC]

FEC: funding from the Presidential election campaign fund (H.R. 5191), 21688 [10AU]

Federal Election Campaign Act: amend (S. 2), 3314 [3MR]

———amend to require all contributions for Federal elections to be subject to the act (H.R. 4952), 21019-21022 [8AU]

Federal employees: campaign activities, 2435 [23FE], 3555 [8MR]

Federal Voting Assistance Program: voter turnout, 2783 [1MR]

Foreign trade: deficit issue, 32180 [20OC]

House Information System: election returns, 33125 [21OC]

House of Representatives: election advantages of incumbents, 10350 [10MY]

———no-contest races, 16527 [29JN]

House of Representatives Election Law Guidebook, 1988: authorize printing (H. Con. Res. 296), 10348 [10MY]

Housing: record of Republican administration, 29686 [11OC]

Jews: identification with Republican Party, 18944 [26JY]

Members of Congress: incumbent advantage, 20516-20519 [4AU], 21731-21740 [10AU]

———restrictions on contributions made to or by Members (H.R. 4918), 16278 [28JN]

Michel, Representative: statement relative to Jesse Jackson, 12106 [24MY]

National defense: campaign issue, 22771 [7SE]

National objectives: campaign issues, 8561-8567 [25AP]

News media: coverage of Presidential election, 2466 [24FE]

Patriotism: campaign issue, 25834 [27SE]

———Pledge of Allegiance issue, 22601 [7SE], 24320 [16SE]

Pennsylvania: Voter Hall of Fame inductees, 9619 [29AP]

Political action committees: periodic printing of certain information (H.R. 5121), 19799 [2AU]

Political party: choice of vice presidential candidate, 20200 [3AU]

Political science: liberal and conservative, 24321-24326 [16SE]

Postal Service: making nonmailable that which resembles a bill or invoice, but is soliciting donations (H.R. 4392), 7011 [14AP]

Presidency: qualifications, 5984 [31MR], 28993 [6OC]

President and Vice President: constitutional amendment on direct popular election (H.J. Res. 673), 29131 [6OC], 29980 [12OC]

Presidential candidates: assessment, 7491-7495 [19AP], 24986-25006 [22SE]

———political rhetoric, 20507 [4AU], 24133 [15SE]

———results of debates, 25365 [26SE]

Puerto Rico: primary election results, 5426 [28MR]

Quayle, Senator: campaign issues, 23295 [9SE], 26031 [28SE], 26682, 26685, 26686 [29SE]

———debate with Senator Bentsen, 28496, 28498, 28499 [5OC], 28984 [6OC], 29590 [7OC]

———qualifications for Vice President, 28982, 28985, 28987-28991, 28993, 28994 [6OC]

———voting record, 29982 [12OC]

Reagan, President: assessment of record, 19470 [28JY]

Regional Presidential primary: establish (H.R. 4004), 2515 [25FE], 14837 [16JN]

Republican Party: strategy to attract minority voters, 19573 [28JY]

Schools: mock elections to educate students, 33532 [21OC]

Secret Service: protection for candidates, 19802 [2AU]

Veterans: support of Vice-Presidential candidate, 33450 [21OC]

Vice president: choice of candidate, 20200 [3AU]

Vice Presidential debate, 28496, 28498, 28499 [5OC], 28984 [6OC]

Voters: participation, 31977 [19OC]

Voter registration: national standards (H.R. 3950), 1681 [17FE], 15467 [21JN]

Youth: mock elections, 33532 [21OC]

Remarks in Senate

Arizona: State and FEC evaluation of the Kids Voting Program (S. Con. Res. 134), 19954 [2AU], 19956, 19990 [2AU]

Bentsen, Senator: tribute by Republican Senate Minority Leader, 17586 [12JY]

———Vice Presidential debates, 28672, 28677 [6OC]

Bush, Vice President: assessment of policies, 10881 [13MY], 19654 [29JY], 22787 [8SE]

———qualifications for President, 16667 [6JY]

———resignation of Jerome Brentar from campaign staff, 23891 [15SE]

California: referendum (propositions 68 and 73) on campaign contribution limits, 14138 [10JN]

Campaign Broadcast Discount Act: enact (S. 2627), 17539 [11JY]

Campaigns: availability of broadcasting stations (S. 2923), 32555 [21OC]

———current issues affecting outlook of the Nation, 28289 [5OC]

———finance reform, 3920 [15MR], 17581 [12JY], 26026, 26027 [28SE]

———liberal versus conservative philosophies, 31224 [18OC]

———Presidential debate, 30654, 30655 [14OC]

———purchase of broadcasting time by candidates (S. 2657), 18766 [26JY]

———reforming the nominating process, 14214 [13JN]

———report by principal committees supporting Senate candidates, 18276 [14JY]

———spending, 15997 [27JN]

Candidates: ban solicitations to repay loan, 7242, 7243 [19AP]

Capitol Building and Grounds: use of rotunda during Presidential and Vice Presidential inauguration ceremonies (S. Con. Res. 141), 22913 [8SE]

Citizenship: national standards for voter registration (S. 2061), 1518 [17FE]

Contributions and expenditures: constitutional amendment (S.J. Res. 282), 5497 [29MR], 7105-7140 [18AP], 7643 [20AP], 8323-8350 [21AP], 8454-8460 [22AP]

———constitutional amendment (S.J. Res. 282), cloture, 8345 [21AP], 8458 [22AP]

———constitutional amendment (S.J. Res. 282), unanimous-consent agreement, 8332 [21AP]

Crime and criminals: create a criminal offense for public corruption (S. 2531), 15041-15047 [17JN]

Democratic National Convention: tribute, 18555 [25JY]

Democratic Party: Presidential election, 12040 [24MY]

Dukakis, Michael S.: medical record controvesy, 21144 [9AU]

———Presidential campaign, 25251-25253 [23SE], 25261 [23SE]

———qualifications for President, 16667 [6JY]

Economic conditions: campaign issue, 20597 [4AU], 31631 [19OC]

———lack of discussion by presidential candidates, 27368 [3OC]

Electoral college: constitutional amendment on elimination (S.J. Res. 362), 21251 [9AU]

———reform, 28337 [5OC]

Elderly: accessibility to polling places, 23121 [9SE]

Electoral vote: changing the date for counting (H.J. Res. 677), 32020 [20OC]

Federal Campaign Reform Act: enact (S. 2323), 8753 [26AP]

Federal Election Campaign Act: amend (S. 2), 1396 [16FE], 1467, 1472, 1481-1484, 1486-1511 [17FE], 1718-1727, 1753-1767 [18FE], 1819, 1821-1840, 1883-1887 [19FE], 1900-1914 [22FE], 1979, 1985-1990, 1993-2040, 2041, 2234, 2259-2284, 2414 [23FE], 2569-2585 [26FE], 7105-7140 [18AP], 8355 [21AP], 10663 [12MY], 15211-15213 [20JN], 15917 [24JN], 24791 [22SE], 26860 [30SE], 31234 [18OC], 32148 [20OC]

———amend (S. 2), cloture on motion to close debate on committee substitute, 2583 [26FE]

———amend (H.R. 4952), application of contributions under the act, 21442 [10AU]

———dates for submission of reports, 6272 [11AP], 16702 [6JY], 26517 [29SE]

———1987 yearend report, 5 [25JA]

Federal employees: right to participate in political process (H.R. 3400), 24450 [19SE], 27018-27023 [30SE]

Foreign relations: positions of the Presidential candidates, 3760 [14MR], 23124 [9SE]

Handicapped: accessibility to polling places, 23121 [9SE]

———voting patterns of disabled citizens, 2635 [26FE]

House of Representatives Election Law Guidebook, 1988: authorizing printing (H. Con. Res. 296), 15835 [23JN]

National defense: Democratic and Republican positions, 23705-23707 [14SE], 31709 [19OC]

Presidency: election coverage, 8699-8700 [26AP]

———qualifications, 1472 [17FE]

Presidential Election Reform Act: enact (S. 2590), 16363 [29JN]

Presidential Inaugural Committee: limiting the disbursement of public funds to (S. 2171), 4050 [16MR]

Quayle, Senator: Vice Presidential debates, 28672, 28677 [6OC]

———Vice Presidential nomination, 24805 [22SE], 29701 [11OC]

Reagan, President: American Legion address, 23128-23129 [9SE]

Regional Presidential primaries: establish (S. 2319), 8640 [25AP]

Regional Presidential Primaries Act: enact (S. 1786), 1724 [18FE]

Taxation: campaign issue, 17310 [8JY]

Vermont: primary and caucus system, 8622 [25AP]

Voter registration: national standards (S. 2061), 1518 [17FE]

———methods to encourage participation, 29882 [12OC], 32586 [21OC]

Wisconsin: Presidential primary, 6823 [14AP]

Reports

Election Campaign Reform: Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities (Senate, Select), 1830 [19FE]

Federal Election Campaign Act: Citizen's Research Foundation, 2170 [23FE]

———Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities (Senate, Select), 2088, 2181-2200 [23FE]

———Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Rept. 100-58), 2117 [23FE]

———Committee To Investigate Watergate (Senate, Select), 2011 [23FE]

———Common Cause, 2205 [23FE]

———Harvard University, 2029, 2033, 2147 [23FE]

———Harvard University School of Government, 2011 [23FE]

Financing Presidential Campaigns: Citizens' Research Foundation, 8344 [21AP]

Troublesome Problems of Post-Watergate Reforms: Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1495 [17FE]

Reports filed

Establish 6 Presidential Primaries: Committee on Rules and Administration (H.R. 1786) (S. Rept. 100-540), 24809 [22SE]

FEC Appropriations: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. 2303) (S. Rept. 100-319), 8374 [21AP]

Nationwide Uniform Poll Closing Time for Elections: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. 182) (S. Rept. 100-497), 22464 [7SE]

Right of Federal Employees to Participate as Private Citizens in Political Process: Committee on Governmental Affairs (H.R. 3400) (H. Rept. 100-417), 17250 [7JY]

Statements

Campaign Finance Reform: Herbert E. Alexander and Brian E. Haggerty, 2028 [23FE]

———Senator Specter, 1507 [17FE]

Campaign Finance Restrictions: Joel M. Gora, 7109, 7112 [18AP]

Campaign Spending Limits: Gary C. Jacobson, 2570 [26FE]

———John F. Bibby, 2570 [26FE]

———Larry J. Sabato, 2570 [26FE]

———Michael J. Malbin, 2570 [26FE]

———Nelson W. Polsby, 2570 [26FE]

Do Us Some Good: Rosie Tidwell, 1615 [17FE]

Federal Election Campaign Act Amendment: Senator Specter, 2257 [23FE]

Freedom: Franklin D. Roosevelt, 31225 [18OC]

Organized Labor Biggest Winner of 1976 Presidential Campaign: Michael Malbin, 1493 [17FE]

Public Financing of Campaigns, 2048 [23FE]

———AFL-CIO, 2155 [23FE]

———Gary C. Jacobson, 2026, 2027 [23FE]

———John F. Bibby, 2028 [23FE]

———Nelson W. Polsby, 2026 [23FE]

———Senator Packwood, 2016 [23FE]

———sundry, 2124 [23FE]

Right To Vote: Lyndon B. Johnson, 4819 [22MR]

Wrapping Up '88 Campaign, Senator Dole, 5551 [29MR]

Studies

Financing Presidential Campaigns Study Group: Christopher Alderton, 2122 [23FE]

Findings and Recommendations of the Campaign Finance Study Group: Harvard University's Institute of Politics, 8341-8344 [21AP]

Mass Media Campaigns: Howard Penniman, 2028 [23FE]

Summaries

Federal Campaign Reform Act (S. 2323), 8756 [26AP]

Report on Competitiveness and Campaign '88: John A. Young, Council on Competitiveness, 1163, 1164 [4FE]

Tables

Contributions of political action committees to incumbent Senators, 1988, 2276 [23FE]

Contributions of political action committees to Senate campaigns, 1985-86, 2020 [23FE], 2275 [23FE]

Testimonies

Campaign Finance Reform: David Adamany, 8342 [21AP]

———Garry Jacobson, 8343 [21AP]

———Joel M. Gora, 8342 [21AP]

———John F. Bibby, 8343 [21AP]

———Larry Sabato, 8343 [21AP]

———Mark Green, 1985 [23FE]

———Philip Stern, 1985 [23FE]

———Senator Durenberger, 2091 [23FE]

Participation of Federal Employees in Political Campaigns: Vincent R. Sombrotto, 2435 [23FE]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 296, authorize printing of House of Representatives Election Law Guidebook, 1988, 10348 [10MY], 15835 [23JN]

H. Res. 484, promoting democracy in Pakistan, 21002 [8AU]

H.J. Res. 677, changing the date for counting of the electoral vote, 32180 [20OC]

H.R. 4004, establish regional Presidential primary elections, 2515 [25FE]

H.R. 4918, restrictions on contributions made to or by Members of Congress, 16279 [28JN]

S. 2, amending the Federal Election Campaign Act, 481-488 [1FE], 1472-1480 [17FE], 1727-1752 [18FE], 1821 [19FE]

S. 2061, establish national standards for voter registration for elections for Federal office, 1518-1521 [17FE]

S. 2323, Federal Campaign Reform Act, 8753-8756 [26AP]

S. 2590, Presidential Election Reform Act, 16364 [29JN]

S. 2627, Campaign Broadcast Discount Act, 17540 [11JY]

S. 2657, purchase of broadcasting time by political candidates, 18766 [26JY]

S. Con. Res. 134, State and FEC evaluation of the Kids Voting Program in Arizona, 19954, 19991 [2AU], 21382 [9AU]

S. Con. Res. 141, use of Capitol rotunda during Presidential and Vice Presidential inauguration ceremonies, 22879, 22913 [8SE], 25135 [23SE]

S. Con. Res. 149, restoration of democracy in Haiti, 27061 [30SE]

S.J. Res. 282, amend Constitution relative to contributions and expenditures affecting elections, 5497 [29MR]

S.J. Res. 362, constitutional amendment on elimination of electoral college, 21252 [9AU]

S.J. Res. 370, restoration of democracy in Chile, 21947 [11AU]