31.   Even if we all vote no, the result will come out yes.

32.   Emory University political science professor Merle Black votes no.

33.   Feeney has said he will allow the vote and not lobby against it, but he will vote no.

34.   Fifteen Republicans, most of them abortion opponents fearful that the measure would encourage abortions by cutting benefits to poor mothers, voted no.

35.   First-term San Jose Democrat Mike Honda also voted no.

36.   Fourteen voted no.

37.   Fung did vote no, and he has been barred from participating in any discussions over the new legislature or the chief executive.

38.   Forty Democrats and eight Republicans voted no.

39.   Gore voted no.

40.   He did not get it and voted no.