51.   Despite the millions spent since last summer on television ads by both candidates, the poll found very little movement among voter opinions.

52.   Despite these concerns, the poll found that many Americans in both parties had a fuzzy picture of the religious right.

53.   Early polls have found strong support for the initiative among voters -- including many Latinos -- who have become increasingly skeptical about the success of bilingual-education programs.

54.   Even if more damaging information comes out about Clinton, the poll found, Republicans would rather have Clinton resign or have Congress just drop the whole thing.

55.   Exceptionally high turnout may have been a factor in a race where polls consistently found Swett and Smith to have negative ratings roughly equal to their positive ones.

56.   For the general election in November, the polls found that either of the Democrats could probably beat either of the Republicans.

57.   For another, Weld may be hobbled by his ties to Capitol Hill Republicans, although the poll found contradictory evidence on that score.

58.   For the first time ever, national polls were finding significant numbers of respondents volunteering in open ended questions that gun control was the top issue facing the country.

59.   For years polls have found republicans in the majority.

60.   He said his polls had found a reservoir of support for tightening security and confronting terrorists.