Scope and Contents Shots of Bill Roy meeting older people as a voice-over explains that Dole voted against old people's programs.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Opens with the Dole campaign smears Roy. Dole material saying the only military term Roy understands is AWOL and a sheet claiming Roy supports abortion is shown.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Two plastic Republican elephants are shown as a voice-over explains it has been 1940 since Kansas elected a Democratic senator. The advantages of a Democratic senator are told and one elephant is replaced by a donkey.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Woman talking about high utility bills. Reid talking to people about energy crisis.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Still shown of candidate as voice-over states Boe is a good choice for the voters future.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Newspapers shown as voice-over states their are many reasons why Oregan newspapers favor Boe over his opponent Wayne Morris. Voice-over did not give the reasons.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate shown in close-up. He tells the voters he feels their is a need for a change in Washington. Change in tax laws and government spending.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate shown in close-up. He wants to fight inflation and federal spending.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Endorsment by Al Shock, who lost the primary to the candidate. He tells the voters that he and President Ford believe candidate best man for the job.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate shown in close-up. He states he will fight for the right to work law, does not believe any street drug should ever become legal, believe the people have a right to bear arms, wants proper land use.; Notes: