21.   But the real aim of the commercial seems to be to woo female voters, who support Gore in significantly higher numbers, polls show.

22.   Campaigning this weekend will be crucial as the candidates try to woo voters, particularly the undecided.

23.   Clinton is spending the day in Missouri -- his second stop in the state in less than two weeks -- hoping to woo voters in this key swing state.

24.   Confident of bedrock support in rural areas, it tried to woo urban voters by touting handguns as a tool of self defense against crime.

25.   Despite the obviousness of this situation, trade issues are always easily distorted by politicians seeking to use economic jingoism to woo voters.

26.   For that reason, the Democrats are trying to shift the burden of wooing Nader voters to a stable of well-known liberal politicians and activists.

27.   He had arrived to woo the voters one last time before they made their choice, but found himself imprisoned by a wall of TV cameras.

28.   He has spent much of his time wooing voters with vague promises to bring peace.

29.   He has to look tough on illegal immigration to woo voters in border states where job competition and social service costs are a big concern.

30.   He talks of his close ties with Mexican officials and his success in wooing Hispanic voters in his two campaigns for governor.