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1982 - Hampden County - Question 5Shall the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts inform the President and the Congress of the United States that it is the desire of the people of Massachusetts to have the government of the United States work vigorously to negotiate a mutual nuclear weapons moratorium and reduction, with appropriate verification, with the Soviet Union and other nations?

City/Town	Yes	No	Blanks	Total Votes Cast
Totals	80,048	36,336	26,589	142,973
Agawam	4,458	2,042	1,734	8,234
Blandford	245	123	29	397
Brimfield	578	234	72	884
Chester	218	106	32	356
Chicopee	12,212	5,276	2,305	19,793
E. Longmeadow	3,049	1,364	737	5,150
Granville	338	145	42	525
Hampden	1,099	451	73	1,623
Holland	363	135	47	545
Holyoke	4,853	4,771	4,326	13,950
Longmeadow	4,789	1,680	543	7,012
Ludlow	4,126	1,724	755	6,605
Monson	1,627	595	211	2,433
Montgomery	172	74	17	263
Palmer	2,681	1,075	666	4,422
Russell	299	110	47	456
Southwick	1,549	567	154	2,270
Springfield	21,685	9,031	11,261	41,977
Tolland	64	30	6	100
Wales	277	82	18	377
W. Springfield	5,031	2,587	1,919	9,537
Westfield	7,561	2,692	990	11,243
Wilbraham	2,774	1,442	605	4,821
County Totals	80,048	36,336	26,589	142,973

William Francis Galvin, Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts