Scope and Contents Still slides showing scenes from Illinois, to full live outside the Illinois state capitol. Dixon seated by a statue of Abraham Lincoln, saying the job of senator begins in Illinois. Announcer closes.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Informal statements of positions on issues at Capitol end of reflecting pool. Issues covered are: balanced budget, defense cuts, increased use of Illinois coal and agriculture, tax incentives. Ends with him walking up the Capitol steps.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Shows Dixon live on Illinois senate floor and on the job. Words are superimposed on screen while announcer talks about his achievements in Illinois government.; Notes:

Scope and Contents O'Neal in a business suit walking on the empty floor of the Illinois state senate, asking the public to get involved in government by voting.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Shows O'Neal in a business suit on the empty floor of the Illinois state senate talking about his position on the economy. Continues with O'Neal coatless in front of a lagoon.; Notes:

Scope and Contents An exerpt froma primary spot w/ opp wearing plaid shirt, talks about his record as sheriff. VO opp striding on IL state senate floor, saying old politicians don't know what the crusade is about, He wants to be a good U.S. senator.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Voice over announcer with alternating shots of O'Neal and Alan Dixon. When Dave O'Neal was...Alan Dixon was on the public payroll, etc.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Announcer partly with an echo chamber. Alternating shots of live Alan Dixon and live robot smoking a cigar. In 1970 Dixon asks machine if he can run for governor- no; in 1976 for governor- no; in 1980 for Senate- Oh, Alright, but the people say no.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Dixon is outside dressed informally, talking how the smart politicians brought about both inflation and unemployment. Switches to inside an office where walks to in front of a flag, saying he can get rid of the old politicians, and fix anything we want; Notes:

Scope and Contents Opens with O'Neal in front of a lake, saying the old politicians think we can't solve our problems because they're too big- in a pig's eye, O'Neal says. Shot of O'Neal in an office with a flag saying we can make America great.; Notes: