Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Included in this dataset are the aggregate election returns for each of Michigan's more than 6,700 precincts and Absentee Voter Counting Boards for the 1974 general election. These data are essentially similar to the precinct-level returns described in ICPSR 0062 and were also supplied by the Elections Division of the Michigan Department of State. Offices contested in 1974 include governor, secretary of state, attorney general, United States representative, state senator and representative, superintendent of the state board of education, Supreme Court Justice, and regents of the three major state universities, as well as four statewide proposals (referenda) voted upon in the November 5, 1974, general election.. }
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- catalog abstract "Included in this dataset are the aggregate election returns for each of Michigan's more than 6,700 precincts and Absentee Voter Counting Boards for the 1974 general election. These data are essentially similar to the precinct-level returns described in ICPSR 0062 and were also supplied by the Elections Division of the Michigan Department of State. Offices contested in 1974 include governor, secretary of state, attorney general, United States representative, state senator and representative, superintendent of the state board of education, Supreme Court Justice, and regents of the three major state universities, as well as four statewide proposals (referenda) voted upon in the November 5, 1974, general election.".
- catalog description "Included in this dataset are the aggregate election returns for each of Michigan's more than 6,700 precincts and Absentee Voter Counting Boards for the 1974 general election. These data are essentially similar to the precinct-level returns described in ICPSR 0062 and were also supplied by the Elections Division of the Michigan Department of State. Offices contested in 1974 include governor, secretary of state, attorney general, United States representative, state senator and representative, superintendent of the state board of education, Supreme Court Justice, and regents of the three major state universities, as well as four statewide proposals (referenda) voted upon in the November 5, 1974, general election.".