31.   Blacks, Asians and Hispanics warned that Republicans risk losing future elections if more minorities are not brought into party.

32.   Both went on to lose their elections to President Clinton.

33.   A candidate can win the popular vote but still lose the election.

34.   A boyhood friend, John W. Lauter, remembers Lugar ran for president of his junior and senior classes in high school but lost both elections.

35.   A former governor was appointed as his replacement, but lost the election to Republican John Danforth.

36.   A politician who likes calculated risks, but only after carefully picking his spots, he has never lost an election.

37.   A union lost an election to represent them.

38.   Abrams lost the election.

39.   After all, he lost an election to a dead man.

40.   After losing the election, Pleasant left home, dropped out of college and got a low-paying job as a sales clerk in an Army surplus store.