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JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT (Full Term Commencing January 1, 1977)
*A. William Sweeney 1,622,903
Don P. Brown 1,342,187
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT (Full Term Commencing January 2, 1977)
*Ralph S. Locher 1,459,632
William J. Morrissey Jr. 1,432,364
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS PROPOSEDBY GENERAL ASSEMBLY: To provide for certain provisions in regard to the Governor andLieutenant Governor.
YES 2,388,184
NO 1,048,967
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS PROPOSEDBY GENERAL ASSEMBLY: To eliminate from the constitution obsolete and unnecessary provisions.
YES 2,284,178
NO 1,129,165
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS PROPOSEDBY GENERAL ASSEMBLY: To require the declaration of election results for state executiveofficers at the next regular session of the General Assembly.
YES 2,297,422
NO 1,103,822
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS PROPOSEDBY GENERAL ASSEMBLY: Relative to limiting the rates which may be charged to residentialconsumers for fixed amounts of gas and electricity.
YES 1,247,388
NO 2,334,816
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS PROPOSEDBY GENERAL ASSEMBLY: Relative to providing for representation of residential utilityregulatory actions affecting their interests.
YES 1,092,781
NO 2,557,265
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS PROPOSEDBY GENERAL ASSEMBLY: Relative to establishing procedures for legislative hearings and approval of safety features of nuclear power plants and related facilities.
YES 1,150,360
NO 2,462,000
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS PROPOSEDBY GENERAL ASSEMBLY: Relative to simplifying the procedures for initiative and referendum