91.   Martinez appears to be the front-runner to land the job after Paul Molitor pulled out, but Ash says every candidate will get a good look.

92.   On Labor Day, the candidates got to work.

93.   Since its first primary, New Hampshire has been the place where lesser-known candidates could get a boost.

94.   Support from a two-thirds majority is required for a candidate to get the job.

95.   Televised debates are the only chance a candidate gets to speak to the voters at length, he said.

96.   Such candidates are getting plenty of help.

97.   The candidate did not get local party support during the election and that was why Congress lost the election for the first time.

98.   The candidate gets so angry that he goes over to the enemy in Corioles and attacks Rome.

99.   The constitution calls for new general elections if no presidential candidate gets at least three-fifths of the vote.

100.   The runoff election will be for races where no candidate got the required majority, or one vote more than half those cast.