71.   Among Republicans, male voters are expected to significantly outnumber women, even though more women are registered to vote in the GOP.

72.   American presidents wield such influence over the fate of other countries that the entire world should have a right to vote in this election!

73.   An investigation into the Raytheon contract has delayed voting in congress on government efforts to slash state spending on social security benefits and state payroll.

74.   And core Republican voters, who favor Bush in polls, are competing with independents and Democrats voting in the open primary for McCain.

75.   An unusual provision allows Alabama voters to participate in a Republican primary runoff regardless of whether they voted or how they voted in the first primary.

76.   An independent, Breadon voted in Royal Oak, north of Detroit.

77.   And Democrats switched parties just to vote in the Republican primary, which, in heavily Republican Kansas, often determines who will win in November.

78.   And since only a small percentage of the electorate votes in primaries, those loyalists can carry the day, particularly in crowded fields.

79.   And Puerto Ricans cannot vote in US presidential races.

80.   And right now, Gore has a double digit lead over Bradley among women who intend to vote in Democratic primaries.