41.   But people voted with their wallets and pocketbooks, as they did in November.

42.   But political experts believe some people voted for the Congress this time because they did not find credible alternatives.

43.   But politicians face a challenge to convert privacy from being a subliminal worry to something that will actually affect how people vote.

44.   But the same old people are voting.

45.   But the people voted along ethnic lines.

46.   But the polls also suggested that far fewer people may vote in this round than in the first round two weeks ago.

47.   But the coming election looks almost certain to refute the theory that when times are good, people vote for the incumbents.

48.   But the economy will determine how most people vote.

49.   But under the current outdated system, people vote for electors who then cast ballots for the president.

50.   Caucuses are not like primaries, where people vote and leave.