81.   The candidate makes trips to Las Vegas where, often in the company with longtime friend and campaign aide Wes Gullett, the two spend time playing craps.

82.   The candidates make their first stop in Colorado, a key state in their campaign strategy.

83.   The commission concluded that election activities regulated by federal law begin only after a candidate makes it onto a primary or special election ballot.

84.   The candidate was making a train tour of portions of California.

85.   The candidates must make one more financial disclosure before the election, in mid-October, when the television advertising blitz will be well under way.

86.   The candidates will make their positions more well known as the election draws nearer.

87.   The endorsements came as no surprise, but could prove significant in a campaign in which both candidates are making education a top priority.

88.   The impressions candidates make in the spring and summer stay with voters in the fall.

89.   The laundry list of promises candidates made in the last election will have to be trimmed.

90.   The minority party candidates are making merry mischief this presidential campaign.