Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Contained in this study are aggregate general election returns for each of Michigan's 6,734 precincts and Absentee Voter Counting Boards in 1972. Included are votes cast for nine offices (president, United States senator, United States representative, state representative, Superintendent of the State Board of Education, Supreme Court Justice, and regents for the three major state universities) as well as for five statewide proposals (referenda) voted upon at the November 7, 1972, general election. A set of nested geographical codes (for wards, townships or cities, and counties, in addition to precincts) permit aggregation to several levels. Present also for each precinct is the type of voting method in operation in that precinct in 1972 (paper ballot, automatic voting machine, Shoup, and data card).. }
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- catalog abstract "Contained in this study are aggregate general election returns for each of Michigan's 6,734 precincts and Absentee Voter Counting Boards in 1972. Included are votes cast for nine offices (president, United States senator, United States representative, state representative, Superintendent of the State Board of Education, Supreme Court Justice, and regents for the three major state universities) as well as for five statewide proposals (referenda) voted upon at the November 7, 1972, general election. A set of nested geographical codes (for wards, townships or cities, and counties, in addition to precincts) permit aggregation to several levels. Present also for each precinct is the type of voting method in operation in that precinct in 1972 (paper ballot, automatic voting machine, Shoup, and data card).".
- catalog description "Contained in this study are aggregate general election returns for each of Michigan's 6,734 precincts and Absentee Voter Counting Boards in 1972. Included are votes cast for nine offices (president, United States senator, United States representative, state representative, Superintendent of the State Board of Education, Supreme Court Justice, and regents for the three major state universities) as well as for five statewide proposals (referenda) voted upon at the November 7, 1972, general election. A set of nested geographical codes (for wards, townships or cities, and counties, in addition to precincts) permit aggregation to several levels. Present also for each precinct is the type of voting method in operation in that precinct in 1972 (paper ballot, automatic voting machine, Shoup, and data card).".