111.   My own guess is that the Republicans will fall just short of winning a majority both in Washington and in Sacramento.

112.   New Hampshire is the only other state where McCain has been able to win a majority of Republican voters.

113.   No single party won a majority of the seats, guaranteeing that the presidential election will be a byzantine exercise in deal making and coalition building.

114.   No party is expected to win a majority and few analysts are bold enough to predict the shape of a future coalition government.

115.   No party won a majority.

116.   No single party was able to win a majority of parliamentary seats so a coalition will have to be formed by two or three parties.

117.   Once the election is over, Lee may be able to do some fence-mending, especially if he wins an outright majority.

118.   Only in New Hampshire and Arizona has McCain been able to win a majority of Republican support.

119.   Polls continue to show that the Popular Party , or PP, will not win a majority.

120.   Pelosi said she started calling representatives last year to gauge their support for her bid when she thought Democrats might win a majority in the House.