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Male voice: Re-elected governor Peterson spot 60 12, same man. Female voice: Mr Smith. Ralph R. Smith: Not voting Female voice: Mr Tribbitt. Sherman W. Tribbitt: No

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Male voice 2: That was Governor Peterson's opponent voting against coastal zoning. [Voting continues in the background] Now after enough votes are in to pass coastal zoning,

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here's the same man voting yes on the same issue. Female voice: Mister Speaker. Speaker William L. Frederick: Yes. Sherman W. Tribbitt: Mr. Speaker.

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Speaker William L. Frederick: Yes. New male voice: Mister Speaker. New male voice: Mister Tribbitt: Tribbitt: I change my vote from no to yes. [Sound of everyone upset] Frederick: Mr Tribbitt. Tribbitt: I change my vote from no to yes. [Sound of booing] Male voice 2: Well it wasn't appreciated very much then,

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and we don't think that kind of leadership can be much appreciated at the head of state government today. And there's a bigger story here that really

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spells out what this election is all about. Governor Peterson put together and fought the battle of coastal zoning as an important means to protect our shoreline

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and our environment for years to come. To his opponent, it was simply just another matter on which to flip-flop according to the political tide.

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Now that's a real difference between two men. A strong reason to re-elect a good Governor, Russ Peterson.