111.   At the time, Kennedy lived in Virginia but voted in Massachusetts.

112.   Back then, he had people sign an oath of allegiance to racial segregation before they could vote in the Dixiecrat primary.

113.   Baesler accused him of lying about his record, noting that he had often voted in the House against programs to help the elderly and retired.

114.   Based on the investigation, the national group, a watchdog for academic freedom and faculty rights, is expected to vote in June to censure Bennington.

115.   Battles against management have been nearly impossible to win because closed-end funds have been owned by small investors who tend not to vote in proxy contests.

116.   Because elderly people vote in great numbers.

117.   Because of the number of candidates, a second round of voting in two weeks is expected.

118.   Because Pat Buchanan is a person people here swear they would never have voted for in a million years.

119.   Before the last great wave of immigration, it was not unusual for states to allow non-citizens to vote in both state and federal elections.

120.   Because anyone registered can vote in the primary regardless of party affiliation, most pollsters try to surmise how many independent and Democratic voters are likely to show up.