51.   Polls give Aznar and his center-right Popular Party a slim lead over the opposition Socialist Party.

52.   Polls give Bavarian governor Edmund Stoiber the best chance of unseating Schroeder.

53.   Polls give Gore a prohibitive lead among minority voters, much of it inherited from Clinton.

54.   Polls give Heitkamp a slight lead over Republican John Hoeven, former president of the state-owned Bank of North Dakota.

55.   Polls give the Christian Democrats about a third of the vote, and the Social Democrats and ex-communist Party of Democratic Socialism about a quarter each.

56.   Polls give the party little chance to win the presidential election.

57.   Pre-election polls give Governor Pedro Rosello of the New Progressive Party, a slight edge against his main contender Hector Luis Acevedo of the Popular Democratic Party.

58.   Polls gave Stoyanov stronger chances.

59.   Polls give Gore a prohibitive lead among minority voters, much of it inherited from his shared tenure with President Clinton.

60.   A Quinnipiac College poll released Thursday gives U.S. Senate candidate Jon Corzine an overwhelming lead over former Gov. Jim Florio in the Democratic primary race.