41.   Democratic House Caucus Chairman Martin Frost of Texas said White House and Democratic efforts to win over enough moderate Republican votes to stave off impeachment have all but failed.

42.   DeLay is acknowledged to be the force behind lining up Republican votes to impeach President Clinton.

43.   Describing himself as a conservative Democrat, Underwood said his best chance for victory will be to divide the Republican vote among his opponents.

44.   Each amendment got a majority of Republican votes.

45.   Engler stared fixedly at the bright side, repeatedly noting that Bush had won the Republican vote overwhelmingly in Michigan.

46.   Even Finneran, the conservative Democrat who would not be speaker except for Republican votes in the House, decided to sign on.

47.   Even supporters of the bill say they expect to get fewer Republican votes this year, in part because a vote for the measure means defying a Republican president.

48.   Fair enough, but crucial and otherwise ready Republican votes were held back in a ploy to embarrass Clinton.

49.   Exit polls showed that Bush got about two-thirds of the Republican vote, as he did in South Carolina.

50.   For more than two decades, Democrats held significant majorities in the Assembly and could pass budgets with only a few Republican votes.