This analysis of the impact of the student vote in the June 1974 primary election is one in a series of reports, and represents the University of California Student Lobby's continuing effort to provide information on the voting behavior of students. Student voting patterns in contested statewide and local races were examined, along with voter registration and turnout patterns. The data were obtained by examining election results in "student precincts;" that is, precincts on or near college campuses in which a high percentage of residents are students. The political preferences of 35,000 students living in 78 student precincts on or near 21 California colleges and universities were studied. Statistical tables accompany the text. (Author/PG)