91.   Critics maintain that a simple popular vote would be a better way to elect a presidency.

92.   Critics argue that this system stands an unacceptable chance of producing a president who lost the popular vote.

93.   Democrats were also preparing to turn any special session into a vehicle for public relations attacks that will portray Republicans as elitist snobs who casually trample the popular vote.

94.   Despite its speed and dexterity, however, it did not win the popular vote.

95.   Democrats content that his narrow election victory and loss of the popular vote means that Bush does not have a mandate to push his entire agenda.

96.   Did Clinton actually receive a majority of the popular vote?

97.   Despite losing the popular vote nationwide, the tally gave Bush enough electoral votes to send him to the White House.

98.   Delegates would be apportioned based on the popular vote for the candidates in each congressional district.

99.   Despite all this strategic thinking, the Electoral College vote often ends up to be a pretty fair reflection of the popular vote.

100.   During his first period in office, Aristide dismantled the section chief system and replaced it with three-member communal councils chosen by popular vote.