Rules and procedures, bylaws, charter, 1974 Platform.

Memos, 1973-1976; plan for electing delegates, political processes, minutes, January 11, 1975.

Resolutions and amendments.

Reports of the reform commission, and affirmative action enclosures including proposed amendments, minutes, June 1975; and lists of members.

Correspondence, July, 1976; memo on activities, and 1972 questionnaire to legislative candidates.

Rules for 1976 Convention (notebook), and resolutions.

State of finances, January 1974; revised financial statement, February 1974; loan disclosure statement, September 1974.

Correspondence, November 1973; agendas, January 1974-April 1976; campaign coordination guidelines, and lists, 1964-1975.

Chairman's agenda, official call, duties and responsibilities of voting district personnel, miscellaneous materials.

Lists of delegates, formulas for delegate selection, agendas, reports.

Weber, Salt Lake, Tooele; schedule of county conventions, 1976.

Proposed amendments in public education, human rights, environment, etc.

Directories, 1968-1973; luncheon announcement, membership list.

Citizens for Johnson, Utah Democratic women in office, candidates for Senate and House, etc.

This survey was done by Cambridge Survey Research to assess Jean Westwood's chances of obtaining the United States Senate seat in 1974. The people analyzed include Wayne Owens, Gunn McKay, Jake Garn, Don Holbrook, Dan Berman, George Romney, Vernon Romney, and Sherman Lloyd. It reaches several conclusions about the chances of success of the candidates, and also voting tendencies in Utah, especially those which differ from other parts of the country.

This folder also includes a Cambridge Survey Research survey, but this one deals with the Second Congressional District, and concludes that Westwood has a much better chance there than in the Senate race. Also included is a statement of account from Cambridge Survey Research, Westwood's letter withdrawing from the Senate race, and receipts and expenditures reports.

David E. Yocom, Pete Kutulas, John P. Creer, Daryl J.McCarthy, Scott Matheson, Galen Ross, Felshaw King, and others.

Campaign literature for Glen Greener, Don Holbrook, and Ralph McClure; Christmas lists of Frank E. Moss; canvass dialogue for Wayne Owens; inaugural address of Calvin L. Rampton, January 1, 1973.