I GAVE A SET OF THE ATTACHED BIOS TO THE DDCI'S OFFICE FOR THE DDCI'S HEARING MONDAY AFTERNOON

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Director, Office of Legislative Liaison 28 Oct 83
Mr. George:
I gave a set of the attached bios to the
DDCI's office for the DDCI's hearing Monday
afternoon.
The DCI decided he does not want bios
for his hearings.
Do you want bios? Yes No
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8 Thomas P.
O'Neill Jr. (D)
Of Cambridge - Elected 1952
Born: Dec. 9, 1912, Cambridge, Mass.
Education: Boston College, A.B. 1936.
Occupation: Insurance broker.
Family: Wife, Mildred Anne Miller; five children.
Religion: Roman Catholic.
Political Career. Mass. House, 1937-53, Speaker, 1949-
53; candidate for Cambridge City Council, 1936.
Capitol Office: 2231 Rayburn Bldg. 20515; 225-5111.
1982 General
Thomas O'Neill Jr. (D)
Frank McNamara (R)
1982 Primary
Thomas O'Neill Jr. (D)
Robert Capucci (D)
1980 General
Thomas O'Neill Jr. (D)
William Barnstead (R)
Previous Winning Percentages:
1974 (88%) 1972 (89%)
1966 (100%) 1964, (100%)
1958 (80%) 1956 (75%)
1982
123,296 (75%)
41,370 (25%)
87,901 (79%)
24,213 (22%)
128,689 (78%)
35.477 (22%)
1978 (75%) 1976 (74%)
1970 (100%) 1968 (100%)
1962 (73%) 1960 (100%)
1954 (78%) 1952 (69%)
District Vote For President
1980 1976
D 106,217 (51%) D 134,941 (62%)
R 67,209 (32%) R 73,957 (34%)
1 33,656 (16%)
Campaign Finance
Receipts Expand.
Receipts from PACs itures
O'Neill (D) $539,516 $256,967 (48%) $459,350
McNamara (R) $799,374 $2,550 (.3%) $807,489
1980
O'Neill (D) $67,825 $61,050 (90%) $43,765
Barnstead (R) $5,445 $200 ( 4%) $4,829
Voting Studies
Presidential
Support
Party Conservative
Unity Coalition
Year
S
0
S
0
S
0
1978
33
59
82
5
15
69
1975
40
56
84
6
15
76
1974 (Ford)
46
44
1974
51
42
79
8
16
73
1973
31
63
86
8
21
74
1972
49
38
81
7
9
80
1971
46
51
85
7
20
74
1970
66
28
79
11
7
73
1969
53
36
84
7
13
84
1968
79
6
84
1
4
88
1967
72
6
82
4
4
83
1966
64
3
70
4
3
65
1965
80
5
84
5
4
86
1964
90
4
89
2
8
92
1963
83
4
91
0
7
60
1962
88
7
89
4
12
88
1961
85
5
83
7
9
78
S a Support
0
- Opposition
Interest Group Ratings
Year
ADA
ACA
AFL-CIO
CCUS
1976
60
8
.87
13
1975
74
8
100
12
1974
65
8
100
11
1973
76
16
91
27
1972
69
5
90
0
1971
78
11
91
1970
76
6
100
0
1969
87
6
100
1968
83
5
100
1967
87
8
92
20
1966
88
0
92
1965
79
4
-
20
1964
88
0
100
1963
-
0
1962
75
5
100
1961
100
-
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12 Jim Wright (D)
Of Fort Worth - Elected 1954
Born: Dec. 22, 1922, Fort Worth, Texas.
Education: Attended Weatherford College; U. of Texas
1940-41.
Military Career. Army 1941-45.
Occupation: Advertising executive.
Family: Wife, Betty Hay; four children.
Religion: Presbyterian.
Political Career. Texas House, 1947-49; Mayor of
Weatherford, 1950-54; defeated for U.S. Senate,
1961.
Capitol Office: 1236 Longworth Bldg. 20515; 225-5071.
Previous Winning Percentages: 1978 (69%) 1976 ( 76%)
1974
( 79%)
Majority Leader
1966
(100%)
Budget (2nd of 20 Democrats)
1958
(100%)
Member of all Task Forces.
Elections
1982 General
Jim Wright (D)
78,913
(69%)
Jim Ryan (R)
34,879
(31%)
1980 General
D
Jim Wright (D)
99,104
(60%)
R
Jim Bradshaw (R)
65.005
(39%)
1
Campaign Finance
Receipts Expend-
Receipts from PACs Itures
1982
Wright (D) $557,636 $237,036 (43%) $448,471
Ryan(R) $45,033 $5,902 (13%) $34,520
1950
Wright (D) $1,131,458 $345,073 (30%) $1,193,622
Bradshaw (R) _ $524,203 $83,757 (16%) $523,884
Voting Studies
Presidential Party Conservative
Support Unity Coalition
Year S 0 S 0 S 0
1982 48 48 79 16 56 36
1981 49 43 60 23 63 28
1980 74 16 78 5 32 48
1979 69 14 77 9 35 52
1978 68 22 77 12 33 57
1977 77 16 82 9 27 64
1978 45 49 61 29 59 32
1975 52 45 64 31 59 36
1974 (Ford) 50 26
1974 53 32 62 26 49 36
1973 39 45 71 19 44 47
1972 57 38 62 26 50 38
1971 67 19 43 27 48 23
1970 52 31 57 26 43 39
1969 55 23 65 16 38 53
1968 64 16 57 16 35 41
1967 76 9 78 8 30 52
1966 72 11 68 13 32 38
1965 76 4 60 9 , 22 45
1964 81 10 76 8 33 50
1963 76 7 76 , 7 40 27
1972 (100%) 1970 (100%) 1968 (100%)
1964 ( 69%) 1962 ( 61%) 1960 (100%)
1958 (100%) 1954 ( 99%)
District Vote For President
1980 1978
77,202 (48%) D 74,846 (53%)
79,254 (49%) R 63,612 (45%)
3.272 ( 2%)
1962 75 22 63 26 44 50
1961 54 12 52 9 39 9
S = Support 0 = Opposition
Key Votes
Reagan budget proposal (1981) N
Legal services reauthorization (1981) #
Disapprove sale of AWACs planes to Saudi Arabia (1981). Y
Index income taxes (1981) N
Subsidize home mortgage rates (1982) Y
Amend Constitution to require balanced budget (1982) N
Delete MX funding (1982) Y
Retain existing cap on congressional salaries (1982) N
Adopt nuclear freeze (1983) Y
Interest Group Ratings
Year ADA ACA AFL-CIO CCUS
1982 55 39 75 38
1981 30 28 67 29
1980 39 29 71 73
1979 37 8 59 41
1978 35 29 83 33
1977 45 4 95 29
1976 30 19 86 50
1975 32 46 65 24
1974 30 31 70 50
1973 40 24 80 44
1972 19 41 80 33
1971 24 40 86 -
1970 32 35 -
1969 33 17 -
1968 50. 5 -
1967 60 7 -
1968 29 29 -
1965 42 8 -
1964 72 12 73
1963 - 13 -
1962 63 24 73
1961 50 - -
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5Thomas S. Foley (D)
Of Spokane - Elected 1964
Born: March 6, 1929, Spokane, Wash.
Education: U. of Wash., B.A. 1951, LL.B. 1957.
Occupation: Lawyer.
Family: Wife, Heather Strachan.
Religion: Roman Catholic.
Political Career: No previous office.
Capitol Office: 1201 Longworth Bldg. 20515; 225-2006.
Majority Whip
Agriculture (2nd of 26 Democrats)
Wheat, Soybeans and Feed Grains (chairman); Department Op-
erations, Research and Foreign Agriculture; Domestic Market-
ing. Consumer Relations and Nutrition; Forests, Family Farms
and Energy.
House Administration (9th of 12 Democrats)
Accounts; Office Systems; Task Force on Telephone Configura-
tion.
1982 General
Thomas Foley (D)
John Sonneland(A)
1982 Primary
Thomas Foley (0)
Kerry Dean Pinard (D)
1980 General
109.549 (64%)
60,816 (36%)
61,842 (93%)
4,875 ( 7%)
Thomas Foley (D) 120,530 (52%)
John Sonneland (R) 111,705 (48%)
Previous Winning Percentages: 1978 (48%) 1976 (58%)
1974 (64%) 1972 (81%) 1970 (67%) 1968 (57%)
1966 (57%) 1964 (54%)
District Vote For President
1980 1978
D 73,239 (34%) D 83,059 (43%)
R 120,364 (56%) R 104,956 (54%)
17,521 ( 8%)
Campaign Finance
Receipts Expend-
Receipts Irom PACs itures
1982
Foley(0)
$457,982
$284,235
(62%)
$411,161
Sonneland(A)
$164,258
$28,950
(18%)
$156.317
1980
Foley (D)
$392,801
$190,716
(52%)
$362,020
Sonneland (A)
$213,527
$27,079
(48%)
$213,426
Voting Studies
Presidential
Support
Party
Unity
Conservative
Coalition
Year
S
0
S 0
S
0
1982
39
51
83
12
40
55
1981
54
45
80
17
51
45
1980
76
21
85
12
38
60
1979
80
16
83
12
36
56
1978
64
30
69
25
40
55
1977
72
27
84
13
27
70
1976
37
61
78
19
36
59
1975
44
48
76
12
24
62
1974 (Ford)
50
44
1974
51
36
80
9
13
75
1973
37
57
81
12
23
70
1972
68
32
78
18
22
73
S = Support 0 = Opposition
Key Votes
Reagan budget proposal (1981) N
Legal services reauthorization (1981) Y
Disapprove sale of AWACS planes to Saudi Arabia (1981) Y
Index income taxes (1981) N
Subsidize home mortgage rates (1982) Y
Amend Constitution to require balanced budget (1982) N
Delete MX funding (1982) Y
Retain existing cap on congressional salaries (1982) N
Adopt nuclear freeze (1983) Y
Interest Group Ratings
Year ADA ACA AFL-CIO CCUS
1982
65
25
79
33
1981
55
18
73
32
1980
61
17
72
73
1979
53
8
60
56
1978
30
22
65
33
1977
45
15
96
38
1978
55
14
65
44
1975
63
19
100
21
1974
78
0
100
11
1973
84
19
91
20
1972
69
9
82
11
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40ement J. Zablocki (D
Of Milwaukee -- Elected 1948
Born: Nov. 18, 1912, Milwaukee, Wis.
Education: Marquette U., Ph.B. 1936.
Military Career. Air Force Reserve, 1956-65.
Occupation: Teacher; musician.
Family: Widowed; two children.
Religion: Roman Catholic.
Political Career. Wis. Senate, 1943-49.
Capitol Office: 2183 Rayburn Bldg. 20515; 225-4572.
Committees
Foreign Affairs (Chairman)
International Security and Scientific Affairs (chairman).
Select Intelligence (2nd of 9 Democrats)
Program and Budget Authorization.
Elections
1982 General
Clement Zablocki (0) 129,557 (95%)
Others 7,431 ( 5%.)
1982 Primary
ClemeitZablocki(D) 56,047 (61%)
Lynn Adelman (D) 36.102 (39%)
1980 General
Clement Zablodd (D) 146,437 (70%)
Elroy Honadel (R) 61,027, (29%)
Previous Winning Percentage,: 1978 (66%) 1978 (100%)
1974 (73%) 1972 (76%) 1970 (82%) 1968 ( 73%)
1966 (74%) 1964 (74%) 1962 (73%) 1960 ( 72%)
1956 (74%) 1956 (66%) 1954 (71%) 1952 ( 64%)
?1950 (61%) 1948 (56%)
District Vote For President
1980 1976
D 118.444 (48%) D 129,927 (54%)
R 108.464 (44%) R 101,527 (421/6)
1 17,338 ( 7%)
Campaign Finance
Receipts Expand-
Receipts from PACs !lures -
1982
Zabtocki(D) 5182,154 $95,934 (53%) $154,476
1980
Zablocki (D) S16,355 $1,300 ( 81%) $14,593
Honadei(R) $9,720 0 $10,201
Voting Studies
Presidential Party Conservative
Support Unity Coalition
Year S 0 S 0 S 0
1982 45 49 87 8 38 55
1981 46 42 71 27 57 37
1980 90 10 92 8 26 74
1979 76 21 83 14 37 60
1978 73 27 78 22 33 67
1977 68 32 79 18 35 64
1976 35 65 83 16 37 62
1975 45 54 76 20 41 56
1974 (Ford) 59 39
1974 64 34 80 16 38 61
1973 44 56 80 20 41 59
1972 73 27 73 21 41 57
1971. ;. 75 25 65 32 57 42
1970 63 32 74 24 36 59
1969 53 47 82 16 36 64
1966 79 8 77 9 12 73
1967 87 8 88 10 20 76
1966 63 7 73 5 19 59
1965 89 6 88 6 8 86
1964 98 2 98 0 8 92
1963 84 6 93 2 27 73
1962 95 3 95 4 12 88
1951 89 6 93 2 17 74
S ? Support 0 = Opposition
Key Votes
Reagan budget proposal (1981) N
Legal services reauthorization (1981) Y
Disapprove sale of AWACS planes to Saudi Arabia (1981) N
Index income taxes (1981) N
Sybsidize home mortgage rates (1982) Y
Amend Constitution to require balanced budget (1982) N
Delet MX funding (1982) Y
Retak existing cap on congressional salaries (1982) N
Ado$Dnuclearfreeze (1983) Y
Interest Group Ratings
Yaar_ ADA ACA AFL-CIO CCUS
1962 70 22 95 30
1981 50 30 - 80 12
1980 61 13 83 65
1979 53 12 79 18
1978 40 33 65 39
1977 40 23 95 0
1976. 50 19 96 25
1975 58 32 96 12
1974 48 13 91 0
1973 56 22 82 36
1972 44 26 91 10
1971 38 38 100 -
1970 44 26 100 10
1869 53 24 100 -
1968 83 13 100 -
1967 67 10 92 30
1966 71 8 100 -
1965 63 4 - 10
1964 88 0 100 -
1963 - 0 - -
1962 88 4 100
1961 80 - -
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9 Lee He Hamilton (D)
Of Nashville -. Elected 1964
Born: April 20, 1931, Daytona Beach, Fla.
Education: DePauw U., B.A. 1952; Ind. U., J.D. 1956.
Occupation: Lawyer.
Family: Wife, Nancy Nelson; three children.
Religion: Methodist.
Political Career. No previous office.
Capitol Office: 2187 Rayburn Bldg. 20515; 225-5315.
Committees
Foreign Affairs (3rd of 24 Democrats)
Europe and the Middle East (chairman); International Security
and Scientific Affairs.
Select Intelligence (6th of 9 Democrats)
Oversight and Evaluation.
Joint Economic (vice chairman)
Economic Goals and Intergovernmental Policy (chairman); Mon-
etary and Fiscal Policy.
1982 General
Lee H. Hamilton (0)
121,094
(67%)
Floyd Coates (R)
58,532
(32%)
1980 General
Lee H. Hamilton (D)
136,574
(64%)
George Meyers Jr. (R)
75,601
(36%)
Previous Winning percentages:
1978
(66%) 1978
(100%)
1974 (71%) 1972 (63%)
1970
(63%) 1968
(54%)
1966 (54%) 1964 (54%)
District Vote For President
1980 1976
D 92,931 (43%) D 109,023 (52%)
R 112,568 (52%) R 98,908 (47%)
1 8,747 ( 4%)
Campaign Finance
Receipts
Receipts
from PACs
Expend-
Itures
1982
Hamilton (D)
$159,150
$58,065
(36%)
$177,607
Coates (R)
$233,458
$550
(.2%)
$147,881
1980
Hamilton(D)
$113,260
$33,532
(25%)
$122,674
Voting Studies
Presidential Party Conservative
Support Unity Coalition
Year S 0 S 0 S 0
1982 47 52 66 33 58 42
1981 47 51 71 27 56 44
1980 74 25
1979 76 23
1978 86 14
1977 72 23
1976 33 67
1975 51 48
1974 (Ford) 65 35
1974 70 26
1973 41 58
1972 68 30
1971 42 54
1970 68 23
1969 68 32
1968 82 15
1967 85 12
1966 82 10
1965 84 11
S = Support
67 31 48 47
71 29 44 56
74 26 33 67
80 18 32 65
72 27 43 55
69 29 45 54
65 32 39 55
82 18 30 70
71 28 35 63
85 12 17 78
74 21 23 73
85 15 22 78
77 18 27 65
79 19 44 52
75 15 32 51
82 13 24 75
0 = Opposition
. Key Votes
Reagan budget proposal (1981) N
Legal services reauthorization (1981) Y
Disapprove sale of AWACS planes to Saudi Arabia (1981) N
Index income taxes (1981) N
Subsidize home mortgage rates (1982)
Amend Constitution to require balanced budget (1982) N
Delete MX funding (1982)
Retain existing cap on congressional salaries (1982) Y
Adopt nuclear freeze (1983)
Interest Group Ratings
Year ADA ACA AFL-CIO CCUS
1982 70 30 80 45
1981 65 33 67 28
1980 44 46 47 76
1979 53 27 70 50
1978 35 31 50 35
1977 60 15 64 50
1976 50 11 52 32
1975 68 43 74 29
1974 65 7 70 50
1973 80 4 73 36
1972 50 26 82 10
1971 89 7 75 -
1970 80 13 67 . 22
1969 53 13 90 -
1968 58 22 75 -
1967 53 11 83 30
1966 47 33 85 -
1965 58- 15 10
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29 Augustus F.
Hawkins (D)
Of Los Angeles -- Elected 1962
Born: Aug. 31, 1907, Shreveport, La.
Education: U. of Calif., Los Angeles, B.A. 1931.
Occupation: Real estate salesman.
Family: Wife, Elsie Taylor.
Religion: Methodist.
Political Career. Calif. Assembly, 1935-63.
Capitol Office: 2371 Rayburn Bldg. 20515; 225-2201.
Committees
1979
75
14
81 2 3
84
1978
63
15
75 3 7
74
House Administration (Chairman)
1977
57
18
74 4 6
69
Education and Labor (2nd of 20 Democrats)
1970
20
65
73 3 8
68
Employment Opportunities (chairman); Elementary
Secondary
1975
34
61
81 5 5
82
,
and Vocational Education
1974 (Ford)
26
33
.
1974
28
34
60 3 2
62
Joint Printing (Chairman)
1973
20
63
78 6 5
77
Joint Library (vice chairman).
1972
35
32
58 3 0
62
1971
30
53
66 11 7
76
Joint Economic
1970
29
18
57 10 7
66
Economic Goals and Intergovernmental Policy; International
1969
36
47
71 7 2
87
Trade, Finance and Security Economics.
1968
46
4
49 1 0
47
1967
75
10
84 1 2
85
1966
54
4
56 0 3
65
1965
79
5
82 2 2
86
1964
88
0
89 0 0
92
1982 General
80%
97
28
1963
80
3
84 0 0
93
Augustus F. Hawkins (D)
,0
(
)
Milton MacKaig (R) 24,568 (20%)
l
e
S = Support
0 = Opposition
1980 Gen
ra
Augustus F. Hawkins (0) 80,095 (86%)
Michael Hirt (R) 10,282 (11%)
Key Votes
Previous Winning Percentages: 1978 (85%) 1976 (85%)
Reagan budget proposal (1981)
N
1974 (100%) 1972 (83%) 1970 (95%) 1966 (921/6)
Legal services reauthorization (1981)
Disapprove sale of AWACs planes to Saudi Arabia (1981)
Z
Y
1966 (85%) 1964 (90%) 1982 (85%)
Index Income taxes (1981)
N
Subsidize home mortgage rates (1982)
1
District Vote For President
Amend Constitution to require balanced budget (1982)
N
1980 1976
Delete MX funding (1982)
Y
D 86,438 (69%) D 91,966 (71%)
Retain existing cap on congressional salaries (1982)
N
811 (27%)
R 34
792 (28%) R 34
,
,
3,703 ( 3%)
Interest Group Ratings
Campaign Finance
Year ADA ACA AFL-CIO
CCUS
Receipts Expand-
1982
70
5
100 29
Receipts
from PACs ituras
1981
85
4
93 11
1982
1980
89
6
88 59
1979
74
0
93 0
Hawkins (D)
$44,996
$32,000
(71%) $23,237
1978
75
16
82 18
1977
60
4
90 0
1980
1976
70
8
96 6
1975
84
12
100 13
Hawkins (D)
$44,894
$17,000
(38%) $38,669
1974
87
0
100 0
Voting Studies
1973
1972
88
81
14
6
91 20
90 13
1911
81
5
100 -
Presidential
Party
Conservative
1970
84
0
100 0
Support
Unity
Coalition
1969
100
7
100 -
1968
92
0
100
Year
S 0
S 0
S 0
1967
1968
93
94
4
6
100 0
92
1982
34 60 81 5
16 73
1965
95
0
- 10
1981
34 59 80 8
8' 80
1964
96
0
100
1980
62 24 69 4
2 79
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1 Pat Williams (Ii)
Of Helena -- Elected 1978
Born: Oct. 30, 1937, Helena, Mont.
Education: U. of Denver, B.A. 1961.
Military Career- Army, 1960-61; National Guard,
1962-69.
Occupation: Elementary and secondary school teacher.
Family: Wife, Carol Griffith; three children.
Religion: Roman Catholic.
Political Career. Mont. House, 1967-71; sought Demo-
cratic nomination for U.S. House, 1974.
Capitol Office: 1512 Lon `'n>
gworth Bldg. 20515; 225-3211. USYl,s.
Committees
Budget ! 16th of 20 Democrats)
Eccromic Policy and Growth; Education and Employment; Enti-
eme^ts. Uncontrollables and Indexing.
Education and Labor (12th of 20 Democrats)
Elementary, Secondary and \!ocational Education; Employment
Opportunities; Human Resources; Select Education.
1982 General
Pat Williams (D) 100,087 (60%)
Bob Davies (R) 62,402 (37%)
1980 General
Pat Williams (D) 112,866 (61%)
John McDonald (R) 70,874 (39%)
Previous Winning Percentage: 1978 (57%)
District Vote For President
1980 1978
D 64,393 (33%) D 77,885 (46%)
R 107,574 (55%) R 90,124(53%)
16,316 ( 8%)
Campaign Finance
Receipts Expend-
Receipts from PACs itures
Williams(D) $117,441 $78,006 (66%) $132,152
Davies(R) $82,821 $3,860 ( 4%) $81,659
Montano - )st District
1980
Williams (D) $137,866 S62.C430 (45%) $130,629
McDonald (R) $35,731 $1,254 ( 4%) $35,717
Voting Studies
Presidental Party Conservative
Support Unity Coalition
Year S 0 S 0 S 0
1982 35 61 81 11 16 79
1981 34 62 86 10 21 73
1980 59 29 67 21 33 61
1979 56 40 67 26 36 63
S. = Support 0 = Opposition
Key Votes
Reagan budget proposal (1981) N
Legal services reauthorization (1981) Y
Disapprove sale of AWACs planes to Saudi Arabia (1981) Y
Index income taxes (1981) N
Subsidize home mortgage rates (1982) Y
Amend Constitution to require balanced budget (1982) N
Delete MX funding (1982) Y
Retain existing cap on congressional salaries (1982) N
Adopt nuclear freeze (1983) Y
Interest Group Ratings
Year ADA ACA AFL-CIO CCUS
1982 85 13 100 23
1981 95 8 93 6
1980 72 18 67 66
1979 79 25 80 33
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16 Larry Smith (D)
Of Hollywood - Elected 1982
Born: April, 25, 1941, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Education: Attended N.Y.U. 1961-63; Brooklyn Law
School, LL.B. 1964, J.D., 1967.
Occupation: Lawyer.
Family: Wife, Sheila Cohen; two children.
Religion: Jewish.
Political Career: Fla. House, 1978-82.
Capitol Office: 113 Cannon Bldg. 20515; 225-7931.
Committees
District Vote For President
Foreign Affairs (18th of 24 Democrats)
1980 1978
Europe and the Middle East; International Operations.
0 65,583 (35%) D 90,882 (55%)
R 107,954 (57%) R 72.721 (44%)
Judiciary (18th of 20 Democrats)
631 ( 8%)
I 14
Crime; Immigration, Refugees and International Law.
Select Narcotics Abuse and Control (15th of 16 Democrats)
,
Campaign Finance
Receipts Expend-
Receipts from PACs iture$
1982 General
869 (68%)
Larry Smith (D) 91
1982
Smith (D) $318,894 $162,745 (51%) $314,846
,
Maurice Berkowitz (R) 43,343 (32%)
Berkowitz (R) $98,872 $31,014 (31%) $101,440
1982 Primary
Larry Smith (D) 25,275 (55%)
Alan Becker (0) 20.401 (45%)
Key Vote
Adopt nuclear freeze(1983)
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3 Robert T. Matsui (D)
Of Sacramento - Elected 1978
Born: Sept. 17, 1941, Sacramento, Calif.
Education: U. of Calif., Berkeley, A.B. 1963; Hastings
College of Law, J.D. 1966.
Occupation: Lawyer.
Family: Wife, Doris Okada; one child.
Religion: Methodist.
Political Career- Sacramento City Council, 1971-78.
Capitol Office: 231 Cannon Bldg. 20515; 225-7163.
Committees
Select Narcotics Abuse and Control (8th of 16 Democrats)
Ways and Means (19th of 23 Democrats)
Public Assistance and Unemployment Compensation; Social
Security.
1982 General
Robert T. Matsui (D)
194.680
(90%)
Bruce Daniel (LIB)
16,222
( 8%)
1980 General
Robert T. Matsui (D)
170,670
(71%)
Joseph Murphy (R)
64,215
(26%)
Previous Winning Percentage:
1978
(53%)
District Vole For President
1980 1978
D 86,632 (41%) D 98,933 (53%)
R 97,853 (47%) R 87,248 (46%)
( 19,997 (10%)
1982
Campaign Finance
Receipts Expand-
Receipts from PACs itures
1980
Matsui (D) $248,380 $80,047 (14%) $211,981
California - 3rd District
Voting Studies
Presidental Party Conservative
Support Unity Coalition
Year S 0 S 0 S 0
1982 40 60 93 5 19 81
1981 45 53 80 17 32 63
1980 79 16 90 4 6 89
1979 86 14 94 5 10 89
S = Support 0 = Opposition
Key Votes
Reagan budget proposal (1981) N
Legal services reauthorization (1981) Y
Disapprove sale of AWACs planes to Saudi Arabia (1981) Y
Index Income taxes (1981) N
Subsidize home mortgage rates (1982) Y
Amend Constitution to require balanced budget (1982) N
Delete MX funding (1982) Y
Retain existing cap on congressional salaries (1982) N
Adopt nuclear freeze (1983) Y
Interest Group Ratings
Year ADA ACA AFL-CIO CCUS
1982 85 22 95 14
1981 70 17 87 17
1980 94 13 79 58
1979 89 12 90 11
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2 Sam Gejdenson (D)
Of Bozrah -- Elected 1980
Born: May 20, 1948, Eschwege, Germany.
Education: U. of Conn., B.A. 1970.
Occupation; Public official; dairy farmer.
Family: Wife, Karen Flemming; one child.
Religion: Jewish.
Political Career. Conn. House, 1975-79.
Capitol Office: 1404 Longworth Bldg. 20515; 225-2076.
Committees
Foreign Affairs (13th of 24 Democrats)
International Economic Policy and Trade: Western Hemisphere
Affairs.
Interior and Insular Affairs (17th of 25 Democrats)
Energy and the Environment; Oversight and Investigations;
Public Lands and National Parks.
Elections
1982 General
Sam Gejdenson.(D) 95,254 (56%)
Tony Guglielmo (R) 74,294 (44%)
1980 General
Sam Gejdenson(D) 119,176
Tony Guglielmo (R) 104,107 (47%)
District Vote For President
1980 1976
D 85,537 (38%) 0 106,788 (50%)
R 103,603 (46%) R 105,737 (501/.)
31,954 (14%)
Campaign Finance
Receipts Expend-
Receipts from PACs ilures
Gejdenson (0) $542,710 $147,244 (27%) $507,922
Guglielmo.(R) $334,085 $117,616 (35%) $331,570
Connecticut - 2nd District
1980
Gejdenson (D) $228,934 $45,939 (20%) $227,408
Guglielmo(A) $155,556 $39,704 (26%) $151,951
Voting Studies
Presidential Party Conservative
Support Unity Coalition
Year S 0 S 0 S 0
1982 36 60 92 4 15 82
1981 22 76 92 7 8 92
S = Support 0 = Opposition
Key Votes
Reagan budget proposal (1981) N
Legal services reauthorization (1981) Y
Disapprove sale of AW ACs planes to Saudi Arabia (1981) Y
Index income taxes (1981) N
Subsidize home mortgage rates (1982) Y
Amend Constitution to require balanced budget (1982) N
Delete MX funding (1982) Y
Retain existing cap on congressional salaries (1982) N
Adopt nuclear freeze (1983) Y
Interest Group Ratings
Year ADA ACA AFL-CIO CCUS
1982 100 13 95 23
1981 95 4 80 5
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12 John Pe Murtha (D)
Of Johnstown - Elected 1974
Born: June 17, 1932, New Martinsville, W.Va.
Education: U. of Pittsburgh, B.A. 1962.
Military Career. Marine Corps, 1952-55, 1966-67.
Occupation: Car wash operator.
Family: Wife, Joyce Bell; three children.
Religion: Roman Catholic.
Political Career. Pa. House, 1969-74.
Capitol Office: 2423 Rayburn Bldg. 20515; 225-2065.
Committees
Appropriations (14th of 36 Democrats)
Defense; Interior; Legislative.
John P. Murtha (D)
96,369
(61%)
William Tuscano (R)
54,212
(35%)
1982 Primary
John P. Murtha (D)
31,945
(52%)
Don Bailey (D)
23,685
(38%)
David McWherter (D)
3.393
( 6%)
1980 General
John P. Murtha (D)
106,750
(59%)
Charles Getty (R)
72,999
(41%)
Previous Winning Percentages:
1978
(69%)
1976
(68%)
1974 (58%) 1974? (49%)
Special election
District Vote For President
1980
1976
D 87,100 (46%)
D 94,428
(51%)
R 94,584 (49%)
R 88.982
(48%)
I 7,535 ( 4%)
Campaign Finance
Receipts
Receipts
Iron PACs
Expend-
ilures
Murtha(D)
$272,918
$142,175
(52%)
$245,716
Tuscano(R)
$32,689
$250
( .7%)
$24,240
1980
Murtha (D)
$112,350
$54,350
(48%)
$116,386
Getty (R)
$17,675
$200
(1%)
$17,675
Pennsylvania - 12th District
Voting Studies
Presidential Party Conservative
Support Unity Coalition
Year S 0 S. 0 S 0
1982 53 39 68 21 64 30
1981 45 50 70 27 64 33
1980 74 21 78 19 49 48
1979 72 28 74 24 57 39
1978 59 40 66 33 55 43
1977 66 29 61 28 54 38
1976 37 61 65 32 56 41
1975 42 49 60 32 55 39
1974 (Ford) 44 52
1974 54 46t 67 32t 52 47t
S = Support 0 = Opposition
t Not eligible for all recorded votes.
Key Votes
Reagan budget proposal (1981) N
Legal services reauthorization (1981) y
Disapprove sale of AWACs planes to Saudi Arabia (1981) y
Index income taxes (1981) N
Subsidize home mortgage rates (1982) y
Amend Constitution to require balanced budget (1982) N
Delete MX funding (1982) N
Retain existing cap on congressional salaries (1982) N
Interest Group Ratings
Year ADA ACA AFL-CIO CCUS
1982 45 43 90 33
1981 45 29 80 22
1980 44 21 78 65
1979 37 8 79 47
1978 25 30 65 33
1977 20 27 86 31
1976 45 36 91 25
1975 42 48 95 36
1974 26 29 100 30
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3 Barbara A. Mikulski (D)
Of Baltimore - Elected 1976
Born: July 20, 1936, Baltimore, Md.
Education: Mount Saint Agnes College, B.A. 1958; U. of
Md. School of Social Work, M.S.W. 1965.
Occupation: Social worker.
Family: Single.
Religion: Roman Catholic.
Political Career. Baltimore City Council, 1971-77;
Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, 1974.
Capitol Office: 407 Cannon Bldg. 20515; 225-4016.
. Committees
Energy and Commerce (12th of 27 Democrats)
Commerce, Transportation and Tourism; Health and the Envi-
ronment.
Merchant Marine and Fisheries (11th of 25 Democrats)
Coast Guard and Navigation; Merchant Marine; Oceanography;
Panama Canal and Outer Continental Shelf.
Select Children, Youth and Families (7th of 16 Democrats)
1982 General
Barbara Mikulski (D)
110,042
(74%)
H. Robert Scherr (R)
38,259
(26%)
1982 Primary
Barbara Mikulski (D)
73.455
(81%)
Debra Freeman (D)
17,033
(19%)
1980 General
Barbara Mikulski (D)
102,293
(76%)
Russell Schaffer (R)
32,074
(24%)
Previous Winning Percentages.
1978
(100%) 1978
(75%)
District Vole For President
1980
1978
D 105.804 (54%)
D
108,801 (52%)
R 72,565 (37%)
R
102,500 (49%)
1 15,537 ( 8%)
1982
Campaign Finance
Receipts Expend-
Receipts from PACs Itures
1980
Mikulski (D) $59,744 $39,692 (66%) $45,068
Voting Studies
Presidential Party Conservative
Support Unity Coalition
Year S 0 S 0 S 0
1982- 31 68 90 7 18 79
1981 32 68 84 9 11 87
1980 76 21 92 6 13 85
1979 70 25 86 11 17 81
1978 78 21 85 12 9 91
1977 76 22 89 7 13 85
S = Support 0 = Opposition
Key Votes
Reagan budget proposal (1981) N
Legal services reauthorization (1981) Y
Disapprove sale of AWACs planes to Saudi Arabia (1981) Y
Index income taxes (1981) N
Subsidize home mortgage rates (1982) 7
Amend Constitution to require balanced budget (1982) N
Delete MX funding (1982) Y
Retain existing capon congressional salaries (1982) Y
Adopt nuclear freeze (1983) Y
Interest Group Ratings
Year ADA ACA AFL-CIO CCUS
1982 90 13 100 19.
1981 100 17 87 16
1980 89 27 83 56
1979 84 12 100 22
1978 85 7 85 17
1977 90 7 87 12
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12 David E. Bonior (D)
Of Mount Clemens - Elected 1976
Born: June 6, 1945, Detroit, Mich.
Education: U. of Iowa, B.A., 1967; Chapman College,
M.A. 1972.
Military Career. Air Force, 1968-72.
Occupation: Probation officer.
Family: Divorced; two children.
Religion: Roman Catholic.
Political Career. Mich. House, 1973-77.
Capitol Office: 1130 Longworth Bldg. 20515; 225-2106.
Committees
Rules (7th of 9 Democrats)
Rules of the House.
1982 General
David Bonior (0)
103,851
(66%)
Ray Contesti (R)
52,312
(33%)
1980 General
David Bonlor (D)
112,698
(55%)
Kirk Walsh (R)
90,931
(45%)
Previous Winning Percentages:
1978
(55%) 1978
(52%)
District Vote For President
1980 1976
D 89,069 (39%) D 93,854 (45%)
R 124,419 (54%) R. 109,186 (53%)
I 14,930 ( 6%)
Campaign Finance
Receipts
Receipts
from PACs
Expend-
itures
Bonior (D)
$175,509
$94,313
(54%)
$172,597
Contesti(R)
$106,712
$2,725
( 3%)
$105,134
1980
Bonior (D)
$96,978
$56,268
(58%)
$94,248
Walsh (R)
$53,275
$19,104
(36%)
$54,140
Voting Studies
Presidential Party Conservative
Support Unity Coalition
Year S 0 S 0 S 0
1982 26 58 85 5 12 71
1981 25 74 86 8 9 85
1980 68 21 79 6 8 82
1979 79 14 87 7 7 83
1978 79 15 86 10 7 86
1977 77 23 84 15 10 88
S = Support 0 = Opposition
Key Votes
Reagan budget proposal (1981) N
Legal services reauthorization (1981) Y
Disapprove sale of AWACs planes to Saudi Arabia (1981) Y
Index income taxes (1981) N
Subsidize home mortgage rates (1982) Y
Amend Constitution to require balanced budget (1982) N
Delete MX funding (1982) Y
Retain existing cap on congressional salaries (1982) Y
Adopt nuclear freeze (1983) Y
Interest Group Ratings
Year ADA ACA AFL-C10 CCUS
1982 70 6 100 5
1981 90 17 79 5
1980 83 18 89 52
1979 89 0 95 6
1978 90 11 90 18
1977 90 15 91 12
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1 Bill Alexander (D)
Of Osceola - Elected 1968
Born: Jan. 16, 1934, Memphis, Tenn.
Education: Southwestern at Memphis,, B.A. 1957; Van-
derbilt U., LL.B. 1960.
Military Career. Army, 1951-53.
Occupation: Lawyer.
Family: Divorced; one child.
Religion: Episcopalian.
Political Career. No previous office.
Capitol Office: 233 Cannon Bldg. 20515; 225-4076.
Committees
Appropriations (13th of 36 Democrats)
Agriculture, Rural Development and Related Agencies; Com-
merce. Justice, State, and Judiciary; Military Construction.
1982 General
Bill Alexander (D)
124,208
(65%)
Chuck Banks (R)
67,427
(35%)
1980 General
Bill Alexander (D)
Previous Winning Percentages: 1978
(100%)
1976
(69%)
1974 (91%) 1972 (100%) 1970
(100%)
1968
(69%)
District Vol. For President
1980
1976
D 103,906 (52%) D
135,001
(70%)
R 88,732 (45%) R
57,776
(30%)
1 4,049 ( 2%)
Campaign Finance
1979 58 19 70 11 34 46
'1978 57 26 65 18 33 51
1977 58 34 70 23 49 43
1976 37 39 54 31 53 30
1975 42 48 56 32 54 34
1974 (Ford) 37 44
1974 42 42 53 32 61 27
1973 33 53 60 27 53 32
1972 41 38 44 38 55 24
1971 44 32 50 20 31 32
1970 57 29 50 35 57 25
1969 64 30 42 47 60 24
S = Support. 0 = Opposition
Key Votes
Reagan budget proposal (1981)
Legal services reauthorization (1981)
Disapprove sale of AWACS planes to Saudi Arabia (1981)
Index income taxes (1981)
Subsidize home mortgage rates (1982)
Amend Constitution to require balanced budget (1982)
Delete MX funding (1982)
Retain existing cap on congressional salaries (1982)
Adopt nuclear freeze( 1983)
Receipts
Receipts Expend-
from PACs lures
1982
D
$447
215
3
Year
Alexander
(
)
.
166
$248
82 5
$11
5%) $235,394
(
Banks (R)
.
,
1982
1980
1981
Alexander (D)
712
$121
$46,715
(38%) $50,289
1980
,
1979
1978
Voting Studies
1977
1976
Presidential
Party
Conservative
1975
Support
Unity
Coalition
1974
1973
Year
S 0
S 0
S 0
1972
1982
40 40
72 17
60 34
1971
1981
49 42
67 24
60 28
1970
1980
64 16
68 9
39 48
1969
Interest Group Ratings
ADA ACA AFL-CIO CCUS
40 22 79 42
45 38 87 24
44 33 56 80
37 4 50 53
. 25 41 59 44
25 24 61 50
30 41 59 60
21 54 62 47
17 57 60 467
4
44 38 63
19 44 40 63
27 42 75 -
20 50 20 67
13 27 50 -
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4Nick J. Rahall II (D)
Of Beckley - Elected 1976
Born: May 20, 1949, Beckley, W. Va.
Education: Duke U., A.B. 1971.
Occupation: Broadcasting executive; travel agent.
Family: Wife, Helen McDaniel; two children.
Religion: Presbyterian.
Political Career. No previous office.
Capitol Office: 440 Cannon Bldg. 20515; 225-3452.
Committees
Interior and Insular Affairs (9th of 25 Democrats)
Energy and the Environment; Mining, Forest Management and
Bonneville Power Administration.
Public Works and Transportation (11th of 30 Democrats)
Aviation; Surface Transportation; Water Resources.
Standards of Official Conduct (2nd of 6 Democrats)
Elections
1982 General
Nick J. Rahall (D)
91,184
(81%)
Homer Harris (R)
22,054
(19%)
1980 General
Nick J. Rahall (D)
117,595
(77%)
Winton Covey (R)
36,020
(23%)
Previous Winning Percentages:
1978
(100%) 1978
(46%)
District Vote For President
1980 1978
D 92,976 (56%) D 105,407 (63%)
R 67,069 (40%) R 62,505 (37%)
I 5,300 ( 3%)
Campaign Finance
Receipts
Receipts
from PACs
Expand-
itures
Rahall (D)
$122,636
$69,025
(56%)
$40,221
Harris (R)
$4,797
0
$4,797
1980
Rahall (D)
$143,444
$31,545
(33%)
$109,485
Voting Studies
Presidential Party Conservative
Support Unity Coalition
Year S 0 S 0 S 0
1982 29 58 77 10 23 55
1981 37 53 77 17 37 53
1980 77 18 79 17 40 59
1979 59 34 77 18 38 60
1978 62 29 69 16 27 60
1977 67 25 70 24 42 53
S m Support 0 s Opposition
Key Votes
Reagan budget proposal (1981) N
Legal services reauthorization (1981) Y
Disapprove sale of AWACs planes to Saudi Arabia (1981) N
Index income taxes (1981) N
Subsidize home mortgage rates (1982) Y
Amend Constitution to require balanced budget (1982) N
Delete MX funding (1982) Y
Retain existing cap on congressional salaries (1982) N
Adopt nuclear freeze (1983) Y
Interest Group Ratings
Year ADA ACA AFL-CIO CCUS
1982 70 6 89 25
1991 75 30 93 11
1980 67 13 94 70
1979 74 17 70 28
1978 60 29 79 31
1977 55 30 78 35
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