81.   If he does, a special election could be called to replace him, and under law the governor would decide the date.

82.   If Parliament did vote no confidence again, Yeltsin can choose whether to dismiss the government or dissolve Parliament and call early elections.

83.   If Netanyahu senses that he has momentum, he can call elections himself.

84.   If no candidate wins a majority after four rounds, Parliament is dissolved and new elections are called.

85.   If Bouchard called a snap election after becoming premier, it could pave the way to another referendum.

86.   If the social democrats dominate the Senate, analysts predict Havel will dissolve parliament and call new elections.

87.   If the communists and other parties keep pushing, they could force Russian President Boris Yeltsin either to dump the cabinet or dissolve the parliament and call new elections.

88.   If the term goes beyond that, the government has to call an election.

89.   If the Duma rejects Chernomyrdin three times, the legislative body is dissolved and new elections are called.

90.   If the house rejects his candidate three times, Yeltsin can dismiss the parliament and call new elections.