91.   Gore has said that abortion rights are on the ballot in this election.

92.   Gore has said that his first legislative priority as president would be to push for passage of the McCain-Feingold bill, which would outlaw soft money contributions.

93.   Gore has said that his party would continue to raise soft money as long as the Republicans did.

94.   Gore has said that position, criticized by some who say it would give the government a measure of control over private business, was only a suggestion.

95.   Gore on Sunday said he had learned from the controversy over the Buddhist temple fundraiser.

96.   Gore said a memorandum by White House Counsel Abner Mikva that stated limits on acceptable fund-raising practices did not apply to the president or vice president.

97.   Gore said a subcommittee on financial services would be established under the aegis of the Al Gore-Chernomyrdin Commission to assist Russia in developing infrastructure for financial markets.

98.   Gore said assault weapons are a particular problem.

99.   Gore said at a circuit-board manufacturer in Manchester.

100.   Gore said Dole was part of the Republican leadership that tried to reduce technology funding by one-third.