111.   Maine voters rejected a controversial ballot initiative to reduce the size of forest clear cuts that was seen as an unacceptable compromise by both environmentalists and timber interests.

112.   Michigan voters rejected a proposal to allow physician-assisted suicide.

113.   Most Latino voters angrily rejected the sharp conservative shift in Congress on the issues of welfare and immigration legislation during the Gingrich years.

114.   More than a decade ago, New Jersey voters rejected a baseball stadium.

115.   On the surface that might seem absurd, but word is that Bowlen is considering selling if the voters reject the stadium proposal.

116.   Oregon voters rejected a measure that would have limited gay-rights protections.

117.   Oregon voters rejected a proposed repeal of a three-year-old initiative legalizing assisted suicide.

118.   Orange County voters rejected a half-cent sales tax increase Tuesday intended to bail out the bankrupt county from defaulting on its bonds.

119.   Political pundits also believed that voters would reject any candidate who accepted insurance industry money.

120.   Republican voters largely rejected right-wing candidates, endorsing Ben Nighthorse Campbell to run again for the Senate and choosing state Treasurer Bill Owens to run for governor.