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Second Primary and Special Election, October 7, 1980

Total Registered Voters	151,693
Total Ballots Cast	57,383	37.83%

DEMOCRATIC

Congressional

United States Senator

Bill Gunter	20,767	69.08%
Richard (Dick) Stone	9,294	30.92%

County

County Commissioner, District 3

Dick Donahue	14,994	54.54%
Peg Hewitt	12,498	45.46%

REPUBLICAN

Congressional

United States Senator

Lou Frey, Jr.	13,237	56.79%
Paula Hawkins	10,072	43.21%

NONPARTISAN

Constitutional Amendments

Amendment 1

For	40,879	76.09%
Against	12,849	23.91%

Amendment 2

For	29,478	56.26%
Against	22,914	43.74%

Amendment 3

For	33,533	63.58%
Against	19,206	36.42%

Amendment 4

For	41,814	76.23%
Against	13,040	23.77%

Amendment 5

For	35,861	68.05%
Against	16,835	31.95%